Age Care Labs Raises Rs 85 Crore in Series B Funding

By: Women Entrepreneurs Review Team | Thursday, 2 July 2026

Gurugram-based at-home elder care startup Age Care Labs has raised Rs 85 crore (approximately $9 million) in a funding round led by Rainmatter, the investment initiative backed by Zerodha, along with Pegasus Finvest, the Shrem Group, and several family offices.

The investment is the first installment of a planned $30 million (Rs 250 crore) Series B round of funding, which Age Care Labs plans to raise in the coming months, stating that the startup was readying the first tranche of its Series B round.

Prior to the latest investment, Age Care Labs had secured more than $20 million in funding. This also comprised an $11 million pre-Series B round in 2023, which was led by Rainmatter Capital and Gruhas, and which gave the company the capital needed to fuel its expansion in the booming elder care market in India.

The proceeds from the funding round will be used to support the company's growth, enhance its service offerings, invest in technology and fuel the next phase of its global expansion efforts, the company said.

Saumyajit Roy and Neha Sinha are the founding team of Age Care Labs with two complimentary brands – Emoha and Epoch Elder Care. Epoch Elder Care specializes in assisted living facilities and specialized dementia care homes while Emoha offers both at home and app-based elder care services.

Key Highlights:

• Age Care Labs raises $9 million in the first tranche of its planned $30 million Series B funding round
• Fresh capital will fund technology upgrades, service expansion, and nationwide growth
• The startup serves 60,000+ seniors across 120 cities through its Emoha and Epoch Elder Care brands

Emoha provides a variety of services that will assist elderly people in their independent living at home. They include 24 hours emergency response, health monitoring, telemedicine consultation and healthy programs that provide to improve the wellbeing of the elderly and wholesome comfort to their families.

In contrast, Epoch Elder Care has an asset-light expansion model that focuses on leasing its facilities and working with operators rather than owning them outright. The company is also expanding its footprint by partnering with franchisees, institutional partners, and acquisitions, ensuring that it could grow more efficiently without sacrificing flexibility in operations.

The two brands of the company together serve over 60,000 senior citizens in 120 cities in India, which is indicative of the increasing demand for organized elderly care in India.

The company's asset-light business model allows it to scale both tier-I and tier-II cities, and fill in key gaps in the unorganized at-home and clinical care for the elderly in India, said Age Care Labs. The company's plan is to use technology for home care and assisted living to offer integrated services for the aging population in the country.

The recent investment is part of a trend of growing investor interest in India's elder care sector, driven by its demographic shift and the growing need for professional assistance in caring for the elderly.

The capital will be used to continue building and expanding Age Care Labs' technology platform, expanding its services and continue to build out its national footprint as Age Care Labs aims to close its remaining Series B funds, which will bring the total raised to approximately $50 million.