Yuvrit Ayurveda, a modern Ayurvedic healthcare brand, has secured $800,000 in seed funding led by Incubate Fund Asia. This investment is a key early move in India’s quickly changing wellness and preventive healthcare space. With increasing interest in health-focused consumer actions, Yuvrit Ayurveda’s launch shows how traditional practices, tech, and standardized care are shaping the future of direct-to-consumer business in India.

Founded in 2024 by Puroo Soni and Rahul Jhawar, Yuvrit Ayurveda wants to change Ayurvedic care by mixing classic Ayurvedic ideas with up-to-date testing, treatment plans, and digital tracking. This mix aims to create a reliable and expandable clinical system. The Bengaluru-based startup is creating a broad Ayurvedic system. This system includes doctor visits, Panchakarma treatments, herbal medicines, and custom lifestyle plans. These are created to give real results, setting it apart in India’s wellness market and defining it among wellness and Ayurvedic brands.
With the new funding, Yuvrit intends to grow its clinic presence in Bengaluru, improve medical training, employ experienced Ayurveda doctors, and strengthen treatment standards. The startup’s goal is to build a reliable, planned Ayurvedic healthcare network. This network can provide Kerala-style treatments with reliability, safety, and clear results.
Yuvrit Ayurveda is showing good early signs, with high repeat business, good patient involvement, and solid clinic-level finances. With a team of 14, including doctors, Panchakarma therapists, and operations staff, Yuvrit plans to more than double its staff by early 2026. Its growth plan shows a shift from early experimentation to structured growth.
Competing with leaders like Kerala Ayurveda, Jeena Sikho Lifecare, and Jiva Ayurveda, Yuvrit is more than just another clinic chain. It aims to be a healthcare system that combines old wisdom with tech-based delivery. With growing market trends, more awareness of preventive care, and interest in natural options for ongoing issues, Yuvrit is at a key point, ready to change how Ayurveda is used in mainstream outpatient care across urban India.
As the startup grows, standardizes treatments, and invests in clinical talent, Yuvrit Ayurveda is setting the stage for a new standard of structured, result-focused Ayurveda. This funding shows a wider trend: wellness startups are not just selling items but creating tech-based healthcare systems that can grow across the country and connect with global wellness markets. Yuvrit Ayurveda stands out as a strong early story in the Indian market, based on heritage, driven by science, and created for growth.








