Age Care Labs Raises ₹85 Crore to Scale Senior Care Services

Age Care Labs has raised ₹85 crore as the eldercare startup looks to expand its offerings and tap India’s growing elderly population. The latest investment is part of a larger ₹250 crore Series B round, the Gurugram-based platform said.

Zerodha's venture capital arm Rainmatter Capital, Pegasus Finvest, as well as other prominent family offices and Shrem Group participated in the funding round. The larger Series B round is expected to be launched in the first quarter of 2027, Age Care Labs said.

As part of the round, Age Care has partnered with Shrem Group to launch a senior independent living venture, Shremoha. The capital will be used to expand service offerings across key urban markets, co-founder and chief executive Saumyajit Roy told Mint in an interview.

The startup already runs two brands: Emoha, an app-based at-home care service for seniors, and Epoch, which provides assisted living and specialized eldercare services including dementia care, palliative care, recovery and rehabilitation, and long-term care.

“When we decided to think through the platform, we were very clear that it has to be what we call a ‘continuum of care’,” said Roy. While Emoha caters to the majority of seniors over 60 who require at-home care, Shremoha will offer independent living facilities, while Epoch will focus on those needing specialised care.

India has currently more than 140 million adults over the age of 60. Of these, Age Care Labs is targeting the roughly 40 million present in urban pockets. “We are currently in the tier-1, tier-2 markets and we want to continue to focus on that. We don't want to get too diversified across all markets,” said Roy.