Who We Are
Medinovare Private Limited is a deep-tech healthcare start-up dedicated to transforming patient care through innovative disruptive solutions. Our vision is simple yet profound: to drive advancements in healthcare with our cutting-edge point-of-care (POC) diagnostic solutions and advanced drug delivery systems. Our mission is to reduce the existing gaps in healthcare—especially in rural and underserved areas—by developing advanced POC diagnostics and targeted drug delivery systems. We aim to decentralize healthcare, enabling self-testing and local access to essential care. Our focus areas include next-generation affordable POC tests, smart drug delivery system, and scalable patient-centric platforms. At Medinovare, we combine science, innovation, and purpose to deliver affordable, accessible, and equitable healthcare solutions for the masses—empowering communities and reshaping the future of healthcare.
We are more than just a business. We are passionate believers of patient-centric healthcare. Our commitment to understanding and catering to the true needs of patients drives us to continually innovate and tailor our solutions. We strive to create a symbiotic relationship between technology and healthcare that enhances the standard of care while making it accessible to all.
Join us on this remarkable journey of improving lives and making a significant impact in the healthcare landscape.
WHAT WE DO
Point of care (POC)
Point of care (POC) refers to a place where medical care is received, or to the medical diagnostic testing done at that location. POC testing is also known as near-patient testing or rapid diagnostics.
Lateral flow assays(LFAs)
Lateral flow assays (LFAs) are the technology behind low-cost, simple, rapid and portable detection devices popular in biomedicine, agriculture, food and environmental sciences.
Drug Delivery Systems
Drug Delivery Systems
A drug delivery system is a formulation that controls the release of a pharmaceutical compound in the body, enhancing its effectiveness by regulating the rate and location of drug release.