Bangalore-based healthcare management platform Sukino Healthcare Solutions on Tuesday announced that it has raised $31 million in a Series B funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners.
Rainmatter also participated in the round, the company said in a statement.
DealStreetAsia had reported last week that Bessemer Venture Partners was among the frontrunners to pick up a stake in the Bengaluru-headquartered company.
The fresh capital will be used to fuel Sukino’s geographical expansion.
“With this milestone, we are one step closer to reimagining how India heals after serious illness, making world-class rehabilitative care as accessible and accepted as hospital care itself. Our vision is to build an institution where patients and their families can count on structured, compassionate recovery support that restores not just health, but dignity and independence,” said Sukino co-founder Rajinish Menon.
Founded in 2016 by Rajinish Menon and Shalini Menon, Sukino operates over 850 beds across 11 centres in Bengaluru, Kochi, and Coimbatore. Its facilities are strategically located between major hospitals and residential hubs. While the company primarily serves stroke patients, its centres also provide rehabilitation care for neurological, orthopaedic, and oncology conditions.
Sukino said it recorded 64% year-on-year growth over the past year, during which it added five new centres. The company plans to launch 22 additional centres over the next two years.
“Most patients in India get medical attention for surgeries in hospitals. But there is a greater need for continued care and support once they get discharged from hospitals especially for critical patients. Sukino is solving a real problem here by bridging the gap between hospital discharge and full recovery,” said Nitin Kamath, CEO of Rainmatter.
Veda Corporate Advisors was the exclusive financial advisor to Sukino.
