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Cure.fit

Cure.fit is a healthcare startup that leverages technology and data to enable people to live a healthy lifestyle and get access to healthcare at an affordable cost.

Launched in 2016, Bengaluru-based Cure.fit is a healthcare startup that leverages technology and data to enable people to live a healthy lifestyle and get access to healthcare at an affordable cost. It offers both online and offline experiences across fitness, nutrition and mental wellbeing through its holistically integrated four verticals. While cult.fit caters to physical fitness, mind.fit is for mental wellbeing, eat.fit for healthy food, and care.fit looks at personalised healthcare services, including consultation and diagnostics.

HealthTech / MedTech / Healthcare

WEBSITE

https://www.cure.fit/

HEADQUARTERS

Bangalore, Karnataka, , India

COMPANY SIZE

1000+

FOUNDED

Jul 2016

Stories

Stories about Cure.fit

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[Funding alert] Curefit raises $145M from Zomato, others

Payal Ganguly

Awards

Awards and Recognitions

Top 50 Newsmakers of India - 2019

A YourStory list of startups that made the news this year for all the right reasons.

The company continued on its path to success in 2019, crossing the 100-centre mark in Bengaluru and 200-centre mark across India, expanding to Ahmedabad, Punjab, Mysuru, and Kolkata. It also took eat.fit to Ahmedabad, Chennai, Pune, and Mysuru this year. Cult.fit, which has grown through its acquisitions of Fitness First, Cult and Tribe Fitness, aims to be accessible to consumers in 50 Indian cities across 800 centres by 2020. But it's also eyeing international expansion. In June, a centre was launched at Palm Strip Mall in Dubai, the first international launch for the company. The company was in the news again when cure.fit had to settle a dispute out of court with BYG, a marketplace to discover and book fitness centres, in October 2019. But cult.fit continued to grow, going on to launch cultsport, a one-stop-shop for sportswear needs.