Primus Senior Living Secures USD 20 Million to Revolutionize Senior Care

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Primus Senior Living Secures USD 20 Million to Revolutionize Senior Care
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Bengaluru's Senior Living Startup Gains Strong Financial Backing

Primus Senior Living has successfully raised $20 million in seed funding, with General Catalyst leading the investment round. The funding also included notable participation from Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of Gruhas, and Abhijeet Pai. The announcement was made by Adarsh Narahari, founder and managing director of Primus Senior Living.

A Vision for Transforming Ageing

Primus envisions a future where ageing is celebrated, not viewed as a burden. According to Narahari, the company aims to build a dynamic and inclusive ecosystem for seniors, where they can enjoy love, connection, and a sense of purpose. The funds raised will fuel the development of India's first full-stack senior care solution, reshaping the way eldercare is delivered.

About Primus

Primus Senior Living began its journey in 2013 with a mission to redefine the senior living experience. With operations already established in Bengaluru, Chennai, and Pune, the company is set to expand into Hyderabad and Kolkata, continuing its drive to enhance the quality of life for seniors across India.

 

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