Empowering Patients in the Nick of Time for Wellness

New Delhi: Wellness needs call for urgent meeting. But for want of money in the nick of time, millions of people in India postpone it. Lest this shifting of intervention led to progression of the diseases, SaveIn ‘s ‘Care now Pay later’ program comes handy in fulfilling unmet needs of those wellness seekers who are hard up of money.  The twin aims of the program is to help prevent or revert life style illnesses.

SaveIN, India’s first ‘Buy now Pay later’ platform for healthcare has tied up with Madhavbaug, India’s leading chain of cardiac care clinics & hospitals for its offering instant credit and pay later options using its Care now, Pay later product. Through this partnership, SaveIN will serve over 270 clinics and 2 hospitals under the Vaidya Sane Ayurved Laboratories Limited popularly known as Madhavbaug chain taking its overall reach to 500 clinics across the country.

Jitin Bhasin, Founder, SaveIN says, “We are delighted to partner with Madhavbaug-aleader in preventive cardiology and diabetes reversal treatments. With this partnership, we expect to serve hundreds of thousands of Madhavbaug patients across multiple cities and help them avail timely care through affordable, on-demand credit options. Offering checkout finance at healthcare chains is a key component of our growth strategy and we will continue to grow our network of healthcare providers and practices to build SaveIN as India’s leading integrated healthcare ecosystem”

Backed by Silicon Valley based leading technology investor, Y-Combinator, SaveIN recently launched its unique offline BNPL (Buy Now, Pay Later) product for financing need-based healthcare expenses, at physical points of care. Within a short span of time, SaveIN has received overwhelming response & has now on-boarded over500 plus healthcare providers across the country. SaveIN’s ‘Care now Pay later’ product addresses key health segments including Dental, Eye Care, Veterinary, Diagnostics, Dermatology, Hair clinics, Fertility, Physiotherapy, Fertility and alternate medicine among others.

“Madhavbaug has successfully integrated the knowledge of Ayurveda and optimal lifestyle modification with the insights of modern medical science to deliver world class non-surgical heart treatments. We are excited to partner with SaveIN and feel that we can serve more customers using instant checkout finance and easy repayment plans offered bySaveIN” said Dr. Sane, Founder of Madhavbaug.

SaveIN aims to expand to 5000 healthcare outlets across top 15 Indian cities in the next 12 months thereby creating an integrated healthcare ecosystem that empowers & enables customers to benefit from immediate availability of healthcare through enhanced affordability. To accelerate these facilities SaveIN recently tied up with LoanTap as its lending partner.

SaveIN, a credit focused fintech company has recently been backed by silicon valley’s leading technology investor Y Combinator as part of its Winter 22 batch and has launched India’s first BNPL product for healthcare, across hundreds of providers across Delhi NCR and is aiming to accelerate its footprint across major cities of India over the next few months.

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