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Reliance Health is a subsidiary organisation of Reliance Group. The organisation looks after the health-care component of the conglomerate. The organisation is headed by the Indian businessman Anil Ambani. It runs two major hospitals and multiple medical centres throughout India.

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Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital, Mumbai

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The 150 bed multi-speciality hospital underwent a 'soft' launch in early 2008 for employees and doctors who had accepted offers with KDAH, and became operational in the first week of 2009. The project was initiated in 1999 by Dr. Nitu Mandke as a large-scale heart hospital. It had the first 3-room intra-operative MRI suite (IMRIS) in South Asia.

The hospital is named after Kokilaben Ambani, the wife of Dhirubhai Ambani who founded of the Reliance group of companies.

Reliance Hospital, Navi Mumbai

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Reliance Hospital was inaugurated on 8 July 2018 by the then-Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis. This is second hospital opened by Reliance ADAG. It is a 9-storey building with 225 beds offering super-speciality in Oncology, and Pediatrics.

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Reliance Health

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Reliance Health is the healthcare division of , an Indian conglomerate founded by and led by his son . Established in 2006, it focuses on providing advanced multispecialty medical care, research, and community health programs primarily in . The division operates flagship facilities including the 750-bed in , which opened in 2009 and is recognized as the top in as of 2025, and the 345-bed Reliance Hospital in , inaugurated in 2018. These institutions emphasize centres of excellence in areas such as , , and neurology, alongside initiatives for preventive care and underserved communities.

Overview

Founding and Development

Reliance Health was founded in 2015 in , , by Dr. Femi Kuti, Opeyemi Olumekun, and Matthew Mayaki, with the goal of addressing healthcare access barriers in emerging markets through technology-driven solutions. Initially operating as Reliance HMO, the company focused on providing affordable and telemedicine services, starting with employee health plans for businesses. The company gained early momentum through its participation in Y Combinator's Winter 2017 batch, which supported its data-driven approach to healthcare delivery. Key growth milestones include a $6 million Series A round in 2020 led by Partech, enabling initial scaling, and a $40 million Series B round in 2022 led by —the largest investment in African healthcare at the time—bringing total to $48 million. These investments facilitated expansion beyond Nigeria into countries such as , , and , along with the development of proprietary clinics, AI-powered systems, and a 24/7 virtual care platform. By 2025, Reliance Health served over 251,000 members and more than 4,000 corporate clients, operating 15 clinics and partnering with over 3,800 health providers to integrate preventive care, virtual consultations, medication delivery, and in-person services.

Organizational Structure and Leadership

Reliance Health operates as a private digital healthcare company headquartered in , , with additional offices in the United States and operations across . The organization integrates technology, medical expertise, and partnerships to deliver services, emphasizing a lean structure focused on product development, clinical operations, and customer support. Leadership is provided by its co-founders: Dr. Femi Kuti serves as CEO, overseeing strategic direction and operations; Opeyemi Olumekun as COO, managing day-to-day execution; and Matthew Mayaki as Senior Vice President of Product, driving innovation in digital tools. The includes investors and experts such as James Whittington, Matthieu Marchand, and Tidjane Deme, providing guidance on growth and governance. The company employs over 500 people as of 2025, with teams dedicated to , , clinical services, and sales to support its mission of accessible healthcare in resource-constrained environments.

Facilities

Reliance Family Clinics

Reliance Health operates a network of Reliance Family Clinics (RFCs) across , providing integrated clinical services as part of its healthcare ecosystem. As of 2023, the company manages 15 clinics, with ongoing expansions to enhance accessibility in urban and underserved areas. These clinics offer patient-centered care, including general consultations, specialist services in areas such as and , immunizations, wellness programs, and diagnostic services. They emphasize extended hours, convenient online appointment booking, and transparent pricing, serving both HMO enrollees and walk-in patients. Facilities are equipped for primary and preventive care, with integration to Reliance Health's telemedicine platform for seamless virtual follow-ups. Key locations include multiple sites in (such as , Gbagada, , Ogba, Ajah, and ), , and , strategically positioned near residential and business districts to support the company's over 251,000 plan members. In 2022, Reliance Health announced plans to build additional clinics in and other cities, funded by its Series B , contributing to its growth in and beyond.

Services and Initiatives

Medical Specialties and Centres of Excellence

Reliance Health provides access to a wide range of medical specialties through its network of over 3,800 partner health providers in , , and , including hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and pharmacies. The company offers comprehensive plans covering , specialist consultations, emergency services, maternity and neonatal care, chronic condition management, and support. Key areas include general , , obstetrics and gynecology, , for , and for cancer treatment, with telemedicine enabling remote access to specialists. In addition to virtual care, Reliance Health operates approximately 15 proprietary Reliance Family Clinics (RFCs) as of 2025, located in urban areas such as (e.g., Ajah, , Gbagada) and , providing in-person services like diagnostics, vaccinations, and minor procedures. These clinics integrate with the company's AI-powered system to prioritize cases and reduce wait times. The model emphasizes preventive care, including wellness check-ups and medication delivery directly to patients' homes or workplaces via partnered pharmacies. Specialized services focus on accessibility for low-income populations, with 24/7 telemedicine consultations via the Reliance Health app connecting users to doctors for issues ranging from respiratory conditions to crises. Partnerships ensure coverage for advanced interventions, such as surgeries and dialysis, at empaneled facilities without upfront payments for insured members. As of November 2025, the network supports over 251,000 plan members across more than 4,000 corporate clients.

Research, Education, and Community Programs

Reliance Health engages in limited formal , primarily focused on data-driven improvements to its and telemedicine platforms, leveraging user data to optimize AI triage and care delivery in emerging markets. The company collaborates with investors and partners like to pilot innovations, such as expanded models, but does not operate dedicated research institutes. Education initiatives center on user empowerment through digital tools, including app-based health education modules on preventive care, chronic disease management, and . Staff training programs enhance service quality, but there are no formal postgraduate or fellowship programs reported. Community programs emphasize outreach to underserved areas, particularly in Northern , where telemedicine bridges healthcare gaps. Initiatives include maternal and child health campaigns promoting safe deliveries and vaccinations, as well as partnerships for community-based screenings for non-communicable diseases. In 2025, Reliance Health expanded free or subsidized consultations via mobile clinics and awareness drives, aiming to enroll more low-income individuals in basic health plans. These efforts align with the company's mission to serve over 200,000 individuals in resource-constrained environments as of 2025.

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  4. https://www.expresshealthcare.in/news/reliance-hospital-opens-in-navi-mumbai/403158/
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  6. https://getreliancehealth.com/behind-the-scenes/
  7. https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/reliance-health
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