Healthtech platform Livlong 365 to invest Rs 100 crore for expansion

Livlong 365, a healthtech platform, plans to invest approximately Rs 100 crore in expanding its physical branches using its internal accruals.

The IIFL Group-backed company works in preventive care, insurance distribution, diagnostics, and telehealth, and plans to open 100 physical branches by 2027.

Founded in 2021 by Gaurav Dubey, the healthtech company focuses on outpatient departments (OPDs) in healthcare. It provides services such as doctor consultations, diagnostic tests, health plans, OPD packages, home care and online medicines.

“For us, this is not just an expansion; it’s an investment in healthier communities,” said Dubey in a prepared statement. “The Rs 100 crore capital will be directed towards building infrastructure to redefine everyday healthcare access for retail India, not just through insurance, but also through seamless wellness experience. By expanding our physical footprint, we’re getting closer to our customers and empowering agents with robust tech and clinical infrastructure.”

Livlong also aims to make outpatient care and health insurance more accessible in tier-I and tier-II cities. The company is targeting $400-500 million in revenue in five years.