Even Healthcare's $50M Series B is larger than 92% of peers in India
January 2025 to 2026-10
- Even Healthcare raised $50M in a Series B round led by Khosla Ventures.
- The company operates a membership-based managed care model in healthcare.
- The round is larger than 92% of 171 Series B rounds in India since 2025.
- Alpha Wave also invested alongside the lead investor in this round.
Even Healthcare, based in Bangalore, India, raised $50M in a Series B round led by Khosla Ventures. Alpha Wave also invested. The company operates a membership-based managed care model designed to coordinate different stages of a patient's healthcare journey including primary care, diagnostic testing, hospital services, and support following discharge.
Round size compared to peers
This €46M round is larger than 92% of 171 Series B rounds in India from January 2025 to October 2026. The median round size in this group is €20M, the top quarter starts at €29M, and the top tenth at €43M.
Investors' activity since 2025
Khosla Ventures led this round and has participated in 239 rounds since January 2025, including 53 at the Series B stage.
Alpha Wave Partner joined as a non-lead investor. They have taken part in 20 rounds since January 2025, with 4 at the Series B stage.
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One image per company in this round, free to post. Even Healthcare, Khosla Ventures, Alpha Wave Partner.
Sources
Round amount and investors: worknation.buzz. Comparisons and investor track records: Brouky investment data, January 2025 to 2026-10.
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