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Genie Health raises $3M seed led by Nadathur Family Office

The Singapore startup plans to expand its healthcare AI platform across regional clinics.

OSH Desk1 min read

Genie Health, a Singapore-based health intelligence platform, has raised $3 million in seed funding led by the Nadathur Family Office [0]. Investment firm Liminal also joined the round [1].

The company operates a two-sided network designed to unify consumer health records while offering agentic artificial intelligence tools to medical clinics [1]. Its founders include former PropertyGuru chief executive Hari V. Krishnan, chair Maya Hari, and Sandeep Suvarna [1]. Anand Nadathur serves as principal at the lead investment firm [1].

Genie Health plans to use the capital to advance the platform's core models, deploy its SmartCare service to additional clinics, and hire across its engineering, product, and clinical teams [1]. Krishnan noted that "members tell us they have more health information than ever" while dealing with fragmented records [1].

Questions and answers

How much seed funding did Genie Health raise?

Genie Health secured $3 million in seed funding announced on Oct. 21, 2026.

Who led the Genie Health seed round?

The round was led by the Nadathur Family Office, alongside participant Liminal.

What does Genie Health do?

Genie Health builds a health intelligence platform that aggregates patient data and delivers software workflows for clinics.

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Sources

  1. 1.Ex-PropertyGuru CEO’s Genie Health raises US$3M to make sense of your scattered health data — e27, Oct 21, 2026

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