The Medical Travel Company secures £3.3m in seed funding led by Nexus Venture Partners to expand cross-border healthcare pathways.

The seed round was led by Nexus Venture Partners with participation from athlete investment collective 4CAST.
The Medical Travel Company operates a full-stack platform that connects UK patients with affordable elective healthcare in India. The enterprise combines UK medical oversight with accredited hospital treatment and post-surgery insurance.
The Medical Travel Company has raised £3.3m in a seed financing round led by Nexus Venture Partners. The capital injection also drew participation from athlete-led investment group 4CAST, cofounded by international cricketers Ben Stokes, Jofra Archer and KL Rahul.
The startup intends to deploy the fresh funds to deepen clinical partnerships across the UK and enhance its technological infrastructure. By doing so, the business seeks to establish safer treatment pathways and ensure continuity of medical records for patients travelling abroad.
The funding arrives as millions face prolonged waiting lists for elective procedures within the domestic health service. The Medical Travel Company aims to address longstanding issues in medical tourism by offering transparent pricing, UK-supervised care pathways, and dedicated post-treatment insurance.
Investor perspective
"The medical tourism market holds immense untapped value, and The Medical Travel Company’s full-stack model is the key to unlocking it. Having founded one of India’s most successful consumer-tech stories, Sahil, Ankit and their team are uniquely positioned to build trust and capture this opportunity. India has long been a leading medical frontier, with world-class practitioners and cutting-edge technology; it’s about time this excellence is made globally accessible"
Pratik Poddar
Partner, Nexus Venture Partners
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development
- 02Build out infrastructure
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The Medical Travel Company
Connecting patients with affordable elective healthcare abroad through a full-stack platform.