Healthtech Startup Prixa Reportedly Ceases Operations

Startups healthtech Prixa has reportedly closed operations since October 2023. There has been no official announcement made by management to the public. The company website is now inaccessible.

DailySocial.id contacted James Roring as Co-founder and CEO of Prixa regarding this news. Not only Prixa management, we also contacted its investors, but no response was given until this news was published.

This information was first conveyed by Sebastian Evan on the social media network for professionals LinkedIn. He is the husband of a teledoctor who works for Prixa.

Through the upload on Thursday (21/12), he said that as of October 2023, Prixa would close and would not continue. Management promised that the salaries of working doctors would continue to be paid. However, of the two months of arrears, only one month's salary was paid.

“Today I received information from my wife, who used to be teledoctor "For Prixa if the unpaid payments cannot be paid and are thrown to the existing legal consultant," he wrote.

Not only his wife, other Prixa employees also experienced the same fate and conveyed the news directly to him. "So I speak on behalf of many people," he continued.

Prixa was founded in 2019 by James Roring. This startup focuses on provision of health services with AI-based diagnosis. Prixa focuses on serving healthcare payers, which include insurance companies, corporations, and government entities.

With the aim of reducing claims costs and healthcare costs, Prixa strives to provide healthcare paradigmatically through a managed care approach (managedcare). It is claimed that during the pandemic, Prixa experienced exponential growth in its services, including online medical consultations online.

The Prixa platform allows users to connect directly with primary care services, which include telemedicine consultations, medication delivery, and on-demand laboratory tests.

MDI Ventures, Trans-Pacific Technology Fund (TPTF), Siloam Hospitals Group, and Venturra are among the investors who invested in Prixa. Last funding announced was a $3 million seed round in June 2021.