MyRx raises seed round led by SteerX VC to expand primary healthcare infrastructure

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Primary healthcare infrastructure company MyRx has raised an undisclosed amount in a seed funding round led by SteerX VC.
The proceeds will be deployed for clinical network and technology infrastructure needed to make doctor-led primary care accessible at scale, MyRx said in a press release.
Co-founded in 2019 by Sourav Das, Surjit Das, and Neel Rath, MyRx is a primary healthcare infrastructure company that combines a doctor network with teleconsultation, electronic prescriptions and clinical workflow technology. It aims to make doctor-led primary care accessible through connected digital services and an expanding healthcare partner ecosystem.
According to MyRx, it is building shared healthcare infrastructure that connects patients, doctors and enterprise partners. By combining a clinical network with technology for consultation allocation, workflow monitoring and audit, MyRx aims to help partners expand healthcare access while maintaining visibility and accountability across service delivery.
The Hyderabad startup says that it currently manages 35,000 teleconsultations a day and reports 15% month-on-month growth. Its model brings together doctor availability, teleconsultation, electronic prescriptions and clinical workflow management, enabling partners to integrate access to medical care into their services.
MyRx plans to expand the doctor network, strengthening technology and clinical quality systems, and simplifying enterprise integrations. MyRx also intends to develop its digital clinic model and additional healthcare partnerships to connect remote consultations with a local point of access.
MyRx states that it recorded a 95th-percentile first doctor-call response time of 30 seconds and a 95th-percentile overall workflow turnaround time of 179 seconds. Alongside its growing consultation volume, these operating measures illustrate the company’s focus on responsive service delivery as it expands.
MyRx intends to reduce the time and travel required to access an initial medical consultation, particularly for people balancing work, caregiving and limited access to nearby services. Its expansion is intended to make primary care more convenient and create additional opportunities for doctors to participate in digitally enabled care delivery.

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