Clinics On Cloud Raises $12.5 Million to Scale Connected Care

Clinics On Cloud has raised $12.5 million in a Series A round from Dubai-based investors, the Pune health-tech startup said in a press release. The company said the funding came through Model42 and was powered by Enlightened Minds Investments.

Clinics On Cloud will direct the proceeds toward artificial intelligence (AI)-led healthcare capabilities, expanded research and development, and growth in its connected microclinic network. It said the money will also fund international expansion. The company described the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as its “global expansion hub.”

What does the $12.5 million change?

For Clinics On Cloud, the round supports product development and network growth at the same time. The company said the proceeds will support four stated priorities:

• Strengthen AI-led healthcare capabilities.
• Expand research and development.
• Grow the connected microclinic network.
• Support international expansion from the UAE.

For hospitals, pharmacies, healthcare entrepreneurs, corporates and government organizations, the practical change is access to more potential deployments. More capital gives Clinics On Cloud more room to add screening sites and improve the insight and telemedicine tools built around them, although the pace will depend on R&D execution and partnership formation.

Clinics On Cloud plans to explore opportunities across Africa, the United States and Southeast Asia. It also plans to establish partnerships with healthcare providers, technology companies and organizations seeking to deploy connected microclinics in different markets.

Clinics On Cloud’s partnership plan adds a route to expansion beyond its existing deployment footprint. Provider participation and technology integration will determine how quickly the UAE strategy can translate into deployments across those three regions.

Operating scale

Founded in 2018 by Abhay Agarwal, Clinics On Cloud develops technology-enabled healthcare infrastructure focused on preventive healthcare. According to the company, it has recorded more than 3,500 deployments and conducted more than 12 million health screenings across eight countries.

For healthcare buyers, the relevant benchmark is operating scale, not just capital raised. More than 3,500 deployments and over 12 million screenings across eight countries show the model operating well beyond a pilot market.

Deployment options

Clinics On Cloud began with Health ATMs and has expanded into Health Lounges, Box Clinics and Mobile Medical Units. The company presents those additions as a broader portfolio for preventive healthcare.

Clinics On Cloud says its solutions combine “preventive health screening, AI-assisted health insights and telemedicine.” That gives hospitals, pharmacies, healthcare entrepreneurs, corporates and government organizations a way to establish microclinics with three connected services.

For operators, the choice now spans several named formats rather than a single Health ATM configuration. A hospital site, a pharmacy, a corporate campus and a community setting can each use the connected-care infrastructure.

Clinics On Cloud reports infrastructure at government health centres, hospitals, corporate campuses and rural communities. It has also deployed in workplaces, housing societies, malls and underserved communities.

The company also reports deployments in Indian defence establishments, including the Army, Navy and Border Security Force (BSF). For healthcare buyers, the practical read is that Clinics On Cloud can work across institutional, commercial and remote environments.

What happens next

Clinics On Cloud also plans to collaborate with global healthcare innovators to integrate AI and advanced screening technologies into its platform. The company said those collaborations will sit alongside deeper R&D, more microclinic deployments and UAE-led international expansion.

The next test is whether the $12.5 million turns into operating reach: additional deployments, formal partnerships and technology integrations at comparable scale. For Clinics On Cloud, that would turn a network already spanning eight countries into a broader international platform. For hosts, it means more potential formats and locations for connected preventive care.