India’s pioneering quick-service diagnostics platform Fastest.Health has raised ₹1.2 crore in a pre-seed funding round led by Inflection Point Ventures (IPV). The funds will help the company expand geographically, enhance its technology stack, strengthen sales and marketing operations, and onboard key talent as it scales operations.
Positioned as India’s first on-demand quick diagnostics service, Fastest.Health offers 15-minute doorstep sample collection and 90-minute report delivery across Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. The company has already completed hundreds of diagnostic tests in partnership with NABL-accredited laboratories, ensuring accuracy and speed without compromising on quality.
Founded in January 2025, Fastest.Health is led by a seasoned leadership team comprising Jayesh Kamat (CEO), Sandeep Krishna (CBO), Mazhar Faruqi (COO), Dr. Santosh Wakchaure (CMO), and Mohit Lala (CTO) — each bringing expertise across healthcare, logistics, e-commerce, and technology.
Speaking about the investment, Vinay Bansal, Founder of Inflection Point Ventures, said,
“The healthcare industry has evolved rapidly post-COVID, where speed and accessibility have become as important as accuracy. Fastest.Health embodies this shift by making diagnostic services faster, credible, and more convenient for patients.”
Sandeep Krishna, Co-founder and CBO of Fastest.Health, added,
“Our partnership with IPV has been instrumental in accelerating our mission to redefine diagnostics in India. We believe healthcare should move at the speed of need. With 15-minute collection and 90-minute reports, we’re building India’s first quick-commerce diagnostics network.”
The startup’s proprietary mobile app, available on iOS and Android, enables users to book tests anytime, with the company working toward establishing a 24×7 on-demand diagnostic service. Its custom logistics and optimized blood transport system allow seamless, rapid sample collection and test processing.
The Indian diagnostics market, valued at approximately $14 billion in 2023, is projected to reach $20 billion by 2026, driven by the growing need for accessibility and efficiency in healthcare services. With its technology-driven quick service model, Fastest.Health aims to capture this expanding market by redefining how diagnostics are delivered in urban India.
Inflection Point Ventures, one of India’s most active angel investment networks, has deployed over ₹800 crore across 250+ startups to date. IPV continues to back early-stage ventures through its $50 million Category II VC fund, Physis Capital, which focuses on growth-stage investments.
By: Arushi Agarwal
