Table of Contents

01  The Health Tech Monthly Roundup

02  XR can help HCPs improve Patient Engagement

03  Mantra Labs is GDPR-certified!

04  How hospitals can deliver Predictive Health Solutions over mobile apps?

05  The Healthcare of Tomorrow

CEO Speak

“Building an intelligent and frictionless experience for the Gen Z customers may require quite a bit of technology heavy lifting. Correct choices will set up the organization for long-term success.”

-Parag Sharma

                                                                                  CEO & Founder

                                                                           Mantra Labs

The Health Tech Monthly Roundup

A quick roundup of the month’s latest health tech activity, both in India and globally.

1. HealthKart received a $135 million investment recently. The additional funds will be used to expand its offline presence and extend operations in overseas locations.
2. Pune-based In-Med Prognostics has garnered $2.13 million. The neurological healthcare company will use this capital to develop its global footprint and grow its product portfolio.
3. Wellbeing Nutrition secured $10 million in its Series-B round of funding. Over the next year, the firm hopes to increase its customer base to 100 million, add new product categories, develop its expert channel network, and invest more in R&D.
4. Belgian-based Minze Health acquired €3.9m to enhance its digital health solutions for the treatment of urinary tract problems. The company plans to invest these funds in international B2B/B2C go-to-market strategies and perform more clinical trials in the US and Europe.

Open Finance: Reality or Hype?

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XR can aid HCPs in increasing patient engagement

Modern consumers demand empathy and personalization. They can, and will leave a brand that doesn’t provide quality digital experiences. XR provides an opportunity for brands to extend their customer touchpoints beyond the standard channels, increasing their brand recognition and recall. The Healthcare industry has emerged as an early adopter of XR.

Remote Patient Monitoring has taken off post-Covid thanks to the ease it provides in disseminating healthcare to distant patients. As the wearables market continues to surge, the telehealth industry can leverage XR to provide emergency care, VR-focused physiotherapy, and pain management.

VR focussed organization SnowWorld, developed with over 2 decades of research by Hunter Hoffman and David Patterson, helps patients with acute pain management. It redirects patients from their acute pain to simulated environments where they are focused on meaningless tasks such as throwing snowballs. Burn patients have shown 35- 50% lesser pain when immersed in this experience.

State of Extended Reality in an Experience Economy

Read the report, here.

Mantra Labs is now GDPR-certified!

Mantra Labs is thrilled to announce that it is now a GDPR-certified company.

Our organization successfully meets the requirements of the RIR-GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) Management Standard for the following Scope: