Indonesian health care startup Prixa raises $3M led by MDI and TPTF

by RJ Shara | Jun 4, 2021 | Fundings and Exit, Startups

Indonesian health care startup Prixa has actually raised $3 million led by MDI Ventures and the Trans-Pacific Innovation Fund (TPTF), with involvement from returning financiers including Siloam Hospitals Group. This brings Prixa’s total raised to $4.5 million since it introduced in 2019. Co-founder and president James Roring M.D., told TechCrunch in an e-mail that the […] Other telehealth start-ups in Indonesia include Halodoc and Alodokter (which is likewise backed by MDI). Roring stated Prixa differentiates by focusing on greater cost control for healthcare payers and placing itself as a digital primary care platform.” By symptomatically managing clients outside of tertiary care facilities and caring for chronic non-communicable diseases online, Prixa is able to efficiently reduce the amount of outpatient claims and downstream inpatient expense incurred by health care payers,” Roring said. …