Melbourne startup Kismet has secured $8.2 million in seed funding to expand its community engagement ecosystem connecting care receivers, caregivers, health insurance, and healthcare providers globally. The platform, Kismet Participant, helps users find and book healthcare services based on their needs and insurance benefits. The company aims to address fraud and non-compliance in the disability and aged care sectors, with plans to scale its technology worldwide. Kismet has already provided access to over 35,000 providers and support coordinators within a year of its founding and has raised a total of $10.8 million in funding. The investment is seen as a significant advancement in democratizing healthcare access.
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1-year-old Aussie startup goes global for its digital care ecosystem
