Prime Highlights
- Zeya Health has raised USD 575,000 in pre-seed funding to support its expansion across Singapore and the Asia-Pacific healthcare market.
- The company is helping clinics manage growing patient volumes by improving operational efficiency without changing existing systems.
Key Facts
- The funding round was led by early-stage venture firm Antler, along with strategic angel investors.
- Zeya Health has recorded over 20 times growth in clinic adoption since August, reflecting strong demand from healthcare providers.
Background:
Zeya Health, a Singapore-based healthcare technology startup, has raised USD 575,000 in pre-seed funding from early-stage venture firm Antler and a group of strategic angel investors. The funding will be used to develop its product further and expand deployments as healthcare providers across the Asia-Pacific region deal with rising patient numbers and growing administrative pressure.
The funding comes as more clinics turn to Zeya Health’s digital platform to manage daily operations without changing their existing systems.
Since August, Zeya Health has recorded over 20 times growth in clinic adoption and continues to see strong month-on-month growth, showing rising interest from healthcare providers across the region. The company is now working with larger healthcare groups to standardise workflows and reduce manual administrative effort at scale. Singapore-based healthcare provider AcuMed is currently assessing and moving toward piloting Zeya’s solutions across multiple clinics.
Antler increased its investment after seeing strong execution and growing demand for Zeya Health’s services. According to Antler Partner Winnie Khoo, the company has demonstrated speed, discipline, and the ability to earn trust in a sector that is traditionally cautious about adopting new systems.
Zeya Health was founded by Agastya Samat, Co-founder and CEO, who brings over a decade of startup experience, including large-scale digital health deployments with the UK’s NHS and a major Middle Eastern insurer. He is joined by Pasindu Wijesena, Co-founder and CTO, an experienced AI engineer who has built and led large engineering teams and launched AI ventures prior to the recent surge in generative AI adoption.
The company will use the funding to expand its services across private healthcare providers in Singapore and the Asia-Pacific region. It is also hiring more staff to support growth. Zeya Health currently works with clinics in several care areas and plans to enter more healthcare sectors in 2026.