Zeya Health Raises $575K to Expand AI-Driven Clinic Automation in APAC

With the new capital, Zeya Health plans to hire engineers and clinical deployment specialists and expand further across Singapore and the Asia-Pacific region.

Singapore healthtech startup Zeya Health has raised USD 575,000 in pre-seed funding to scale its AI-native operational infrastructure that helps clinics automate routine administrative tasks without replacing existing systems.

The funding, led by early-stage investor Antler, will support product development, team expansion, and broader deployments across Singapore and the wider Asia-Pacific region.

Zeya Health operates in a healthcare environment where clinics are facing mounting patient volumes, staffing constraints, and growing regulatory and administrative requirements.

Zeya positions itself as an AI-powered front desk that integrates directly with clinics’ clinic management systems and electronic medical records, as well as communication channels such as WhatsApp.

Founded by Agastya Samat and Pasindu Wijesena, Zeya Health emerged from the founders’ prior experience deploying large-scale digital health and AI systems in Europe and the Middle East.

Samat said. “Whether it was deploying digital health systems at scale or watching clinics struggle with growing patient loads, the same issue kept coming up: operational friction limits how much care can actually be delivered. We started Zeya to remove that bottleneck, so providers can grow without burning out their teams.”

Zeya’s platform automates functions such as appointment reminders, follow-ups, rescheduling, and patient engagement workflows, while allowing clinics to retain their existing software. Deployments typically take less than 48 hours, lowering adoption barriers for providers that are often cautious about introducing new digital tools.

It has also integrated with several major clinic software platforms in Singapore, including Plato, SGiMED, ClinicAssist, and GPConnect, enabling clinics to meet regulatory requirements such as Healthier SG integration and National Electronic Health Record onboarding.

Healthcare group AcuMed is currently assessing Zeya’s platform and working toward a multi-clinic pilot, which could significantly expand its footprint.

Antler partner Winnie Khoo said the firm backed the startup early based on the founders’ execution speed and early traction. “They are addressing a deeply entrenched problem in healthcare: operational and administrative overhead, while earning trust from providers who are cautious about adopting new systems. Their early traction reflects both the urgency of the problem and the founders' grit in turning insight into real-world adoption,” Khoo said.

With the new capital, Zeya Health plans to hire engineers and clinical deployment specialists and expand further across Singapore and Asia-Pacific, as it works toward becoming a foundational AI layer for scalable, sustainable healthcare operations.

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