Hyderabad, Oct 14: SaveIN, India’s leading embedded finance platform for healthcare has tied up with Kolors Healthcare, India’s leading chain of health and wellness clinics, to offer its Care now, Pay later offering.
Through this partnership, SaveIN will offer instant, zero cost EMIs to hundreds of thousands of Kolors customers across over 50 centers in 30 cities across the country, informed a press release from SaveIN on Friday.
“India is changing rapidly and so are the choices that Indians make, especially with respect to their physical appearance and well-being. It is no surprise the dermatology and hair treatments are gaining mass popularity across age segments and should no longer be restricted only to the elite. We at SaveIN are excited to deepen our presence in this category and are delighted to welcome Kolors to SaveIN’s network of providers. Our on demand- 0% EMIs for healthcare and wellness treatments are designed to make them much more accessible and affordable. I am confident that Kolors’ customers will benefit immensely from this new age credit facility, especially designed for healthcare domain”, said Jitin Bhasin, Founder andEO, SaveIN
Backed by Silicon Valley based leading technology investor, Y-Combinator, SaveIN allows individuals to split their medical bills into zero cost EMIs, an experience which was otherwise restricted largely to purchase of electronic gadgets, e-commerce transactions and mobile phones.
“We at Kolors are committed to delivering high quality and safe treatments across Dermatology, Hair and other wellness procedures. With changing lifestyles, choices, demographic profiles and awareness, we are witnessing a tremendous demand for such treatments and expect this to grow manifold over the next few years. This is where we believe SaveIN’s instant 0% EMIs is an automatic fit for us and our customers. We are impressed by the impact that can be created using their technology led instant credit solutions for healthcare and are very happy to tie up with SaveIN” said Dr. D Vijay Krishna, Managing Director, Kolors Healthcare, according to the press release.