The backbone behind India's home care providers.

Equipment, caregiver verification, pharmacy, ambulance cover and the long tail of everything else — supplied to home care agencies, nursing bureaus and small clinics.

Every provider rebuilds the same stack, alone.

India’s home healthcare and small-clinic ecosystem is growing rapidly, but it is built on thousands of small, fragmented, under-capitalised providers who each individually struggle with the same non-core problems: sourcing and financing medical equipment, verifying the caregivers they deploy, fulfilling pharmacy needs, arranging reliable emergency transport, and managing a long tail of ancillary services.

Capex

Equipment you can't finance

Beds, concentrators, BiPAP and monitors are lumpy buys. They sit idle between patients, or aren’t there when tomorrow’s patient needs one.

Trust

Caregivers you can't verify

No standard way to check identity, criminal record, credentials or council registration. One incident can end a small brand.

Supply

Refills you can't source

Recurring medicines and consumables bought at retail prices, with no procurement leverage and no reliable last-mile system.

Response

Emergencies you can't dispatch

When a patient deteriorates at 2 a.m., the search for an ambulance runs on personal contacts. No SLA, no accountability.

Overhead

A long tail you can't staff for

Diagnostics tie-ups, billing, waste disposal, claims support, training — each too small to solve, collectively a serious drag.

The biggest value in this market will not be captured by another care provider competing for patients, but by the neutral infrastructure layer that powers all of them.

Sumkrish is the backbone — the shared supply chain, trust layer and services network for home care companies and small clinics. Everything they need to operate, except the nurses and caregivers themselves.

Four pillars. One partner.

Start with equipment, add what you need. Each pillar stands alone, and they get cheaper together.

Medical equipment

Home-ICU and mobility equipment on rental, rent-to-own or outright sale — with delivery, installation, sanitisation, AMC and buy-back of your existing assets.

Background verification

Home-ICU and mobility equipment on rental, rent-to-own or outright sale — with delivery, installation, sanitisation, AMC and buy-back of your existing assets.

Ambulance concierge

An aggregated network with a single dispatch layer, defined SLAs and standardised pricing. Retainer cover available across your whole patient panel.

Ancillary services

Diagnostics-at-home partnerships, teleconsultation infrastructure, medical waste disposal, billing and claims support, and caregiver training.

We do not supply nurses.

Sumkrish is not a care provider and never will be. We don’t employ caregivers, we don’t take patients, and we don’t run a consumer brand. Your patients stay yours, your staff stay yours, and we never appear in front of either.

That is a deliberate design choice, not a stage we’ll grow out of. It’s the only reason every provider in a city can safely use the same backbone.

Savings framework

Not new spend. Spend you already have.

Sumkrish doesn’t add a line to your P&L. Each pillar replaces a cost you’re carrying today — usually at a worse price, and always with more of your time attached.

Cost centre

What you pay today

With Sumkrish

Equipment

Full purchase price, idle between patients

Rental only for days in use

Medicines & consumables

Retail pharmacy rates, ad-hoc runs

Pooled procurement, scheduled refills

Emergency transport

Spot-rate ambulances at 2 a.m.

Retainer cover with a response SLA

Caregiver checks

Uneven checks, uninsured risk

Standard verification per hire

Back office

Owner time on billing, waste, claims

Handled through one account

Priced as a share of what you save — never as a new subscription on top.

The providers we power.

Home care agencies, nursing bureaus, clinics and nursing homes running on the Sumkrish backbone.

Services delivered in

Sumkrish builds density city by city — a local fleet, local service engineers and a local dispatch network before we open the next one.