CureAble Bags Pre-Seed Funding to Innovate Neurodiverse Care with Personalized Tech Solutions

The startup aims to impact 100 million special-needs children globally through a combination of home-based care, therapy centers, school-based programs, and technology-driven solutions like VR and app-based therapies in the next 5 years.

Delhi-based healthcare startup CureAble has secured INR 2 Cr in a pre-seed funding round from US-based investment firm Brahma Tank to advance its tech-driven approach to neurodiverse care in India.

The startup specializes in developing personalized therapies for special-needs children, leveraging technology to create tailored, trackable treatment plans.

Founded in July 2023 by Krishnakant Singh, Arbob Mehmood, Atabik Fasahat, and Vikas Deep, CureAble aims to revolutionize special-needs therapy using innovative tools and data-driven methodologies.

The startup combines clinical expertise with technology to design individualized development plans that adapt to each child’s unique strengths and challenges.

The funding will fuel the expansion of CureAble’s tech infrastructure, supporting the creation of multiple therapy centers and special schools across India. A key focus will be accelerating the development of specialized therapeutic tools and technologies that make care more efficient, measurable, and accessible. Community outreach initiatives are also in the pipeline to widen the impact of these services.

Highlighting the transformative potential of technology in this space, founder Singh said, "These steps will transform the special needs care sector, bringing innovation and empathy to therapy-based services while revolutionizing how special-needs therapies are provided."

"Every child is unique, yet therapy is often treated as a one-size-fits-all solution, leaving many without real progress. At CureAble, we take a deeply personal approach--understanding each child's strengths, challenges, and needs--to provide therapy that truly works. Seeing children grow and connect in ways their families once feared impossible is what drives us every day," Founder Vikas Deep, stated.

"Post-COVID, there's been a sharp rise in learning disabilities and ADHD among children, driven by excessive screen time, reduced socialization, and fast-paced curriculum. Parental neglect, denial, and busy lifestyles have further fueled these challenges. Existing systems can't support them. We need a personalized, transparent, and trackable framework to ensure consistent care during their crucial growth years," said Founder Atabik Fasahat.

The startup aims to impact 100 million special-needs children globally through a combination of home-based care, therapy centers, school-based programs, and technology-driven solutions like VR and app-based therapies in the next 5 years.