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CureMeAbroad

Medical TourismPune, Maharashtra, India

CureMeAbroad is a Pune medical tourism platform that helps international patients discover, compare, verify and book treatment at accredited hospitals abroad, combining hospital discovery, treatment planning, AI-based cost estimates, clinical matching and multilingual patient assistance. Founded in June 2025 by cousins Aditya Oza and Mikhail Bohra, it operates as Luxora Health Care Experiences Private Limited. Its partner network spans more than 400 accredited hospitals and clinics across six countries, including India, Turkey, Thailand, Mexico and Georgia, alongside a directory of more than 6

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2025Founded
Medical TourismSector
Oct 2026Latest coverage

Funding

CureMeAbroad has raised $1.7M across 2 disclosed rounds, most recently a Pre-Seed in Oct 2026.

$1.7MRaised
Pre-SeedLatest round · Oct 2026
2Events
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Oct 2026Pre-Seed$1.1MSteerX Ventures (lead), AIRA BuildonEntrackr ↗
Apr 2026Pre-Seed$600KAngel syndicate: Roman Saini, Himanshu Ratnoo, Kunal Gupta (EMotorad), Devaiah Bopanna, Vikrant Potnis, AIRA BuildonStartupFox ↗

Investor roster

Every disclosed backer and how often they've written a cheque — repeat names are the strongest conviction signal on the cap table.

New · Latest leadSteerX Ventures (lead)1 round · 2026
AIRA Buildon2 rounds · since 2026
Angel syndicate: Roman Saini1 round · 2026
Devaiah Bopanna1 round · 2026
Himanshu Ratnoo1 round · 2026
Kunal Gupta (EMotorad)1 round · 2026
Vikrant Potnis1 round · 2026
Aggregated automatically from the disclosed rounds above.

Leadership

The CureMeAbroad journey

Jun 2025 · founded
Founded in Pune by cousins Aditya Oza and Mikhail Bohra to build a trusted discovery and booking layer for patients travelling abroad for treatment, arguing that medical tourism had no equivalent of Booking.com. ↗
Apr 2026 · funding
Pre-Seed — $600K, led by Angel syndicate: Roman Saini.
Jul 2026 · milestone
Signs agreements with cosmetic providers in Thailand and Mexico, after cosmetic and aesthetic procedures emerge as among its highest enquiry categories from patients in the US and Australia. ↗
Oct 2026 · funding
Pre-Seed — $1.1M, led by SteerX Ventures (lead).
Oct 2026 · milestone
Reaches a $4.8 million annual run rate in patient treatment bookings and 22,500 monthly visitors, with a network of more than 400 accredited hospitals across six countries and a Global Healthcare Accreditation facilitator certification. ↗

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What is CureMeAbroad?

CureMeAbroad is a Pune medical tourism platform that helps international patients discover, compare, verify and book treatment at accredited hospitals abroad, combining hospital discovery, treatment planning, AI-based cost estimates, clinical matching and multilingual patient assistance. Founded in June 2025 by cousins Aditya Oza and Mikhail Bohra, it operates as Luxora Health Care Experiences Private Limited. Its partner network spans more than 400 accredited hospitals and clinics across six countries, including India, Turkey, Thailand, Mexico and Georgia, alongside a directory of more than 6

Who founded CureMeAbroad?

CureMeAbroad's founders and leadership on record at StartupFox are Aditya Oza and Mikhail Bohra.

How much funding has CureMeAbroad raised?

CureMeAbroad has raised $1.7M across 2 disclosed rounds. The most recent was a $1.1M Pre-Seed in Oct 2026.

Who are CureMeAbroad's investors?

Disclosed investors in CureMeAbroad include SteerX Ventures (lead), AIRA Buildon, Angel syndicate: Roman Saini, Himanshu Ratnoo, Kunal Gupta (EMotorad), Devaiah Bopanna, Vikrant Potnis.

What is the latest news on CureMeAbroad?

The most recent StartupFox coverage is “CureMeAbroad Raises $1.1M to Send Western Patients to Surgeons in Turkey, Mexico and India” (6 October 2026). All stories are listed on this page.

Sources & updates

This profile is compiled by the StartupFox desk from company announcements, regulatory and exchange filings (RoC/MCA, NSE/BSE) and our own reporting. 2 of 2 funding rounds link to a named source.

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