CarePal Money Revolutionizes Healthcare Lending in India
CarePal Money, India's first healthcare lending marketplace, has surpassed an annualized disbursement rate of Rs. 100 Cr after 24 months, aiding patients through no-cost and low-cost EMI loans for treatments. The platform aims to grow, addressing healthcare affordability and expanding into tier-2 cities.
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CarePal Money, a pioneer in the Indian healthcare lending marketplace, has achieved a significant milestone by crossing an annualized disbursement run rate of Rs. 100 crore in just 24 months.
The platform, a subsidiary of CarePal Group, facilitates affordable treatment financing through no-cost and low-cost EMI loans, catering to both elective and critical care.
The company is on a mission to scale its operations, with plans to expand into tier-2 cities, aiming to ensure no family in India is denied medical treatment due to financial barriers.
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