How is Healthians Leading with Tech-Driven, Consumer-Focused Services as It Achieves EBITDA Positivity?

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Key Takeaways
- Healthians has achieved full EBITDA and cash profitability.
- Over one million customers have utilized their services in Q1 FY26.
- They are the first digital-first healthcare firm to reach this milestone in India.
- The company aims to sustain EBITDA positivity throughout FY26.
- Strong operational efficiency and unit economics are key to their success.
Mumbai, July 11 (NationPress) - We are at the forefront of the consumer and corporate wellness sector, driven by our tech-oriented and consumer-focused services, stated Nishant Singhal, Board Member and CEO of Healthians, on Friday. This announcement comes as the company revealed it has reached full earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) alongside cash profitability in the quarter concluding June 2025 (Q1 FY26).
The Gurgaon-based diagnostic firm has made history by becoming the first digital-first healthcare entity in India’s healthtech industry to achieve this significant milestone — a pivotal moment for the rapidly expanding ‘Diagnostics at Home’ market.
This accomplishment is especially remarkable considering the skepticism that has historically surrounded the financial sustainability of digital-first health services.
For years, analysts have doubted the ability of such platforms to maintain long-term profitability, with many predicting eventual cash depletion and the necessity for scaling back or closure.
Healthians has successfully disproved these apprehensions. The company reported that over one million customers utilized its home diagnostics services between April and June 2025, backed by its CAP-accredited and NABL-certified laboratories alongside a robust technology-centric model.
According to Singhal, Healthians is currently outpacing all other competitors in the segment, demonstrating growth both on a year-on-year (YoY) and quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) basis.
He emphasized the company's objective to maintain EBITDA positivity throughout the entirety of FY26. The rapid ascent to profitability in Q1 FY26 signifies a marked enhancement in unit economics and operational efficiency over the past three to four months.
“We have proven that the right unit economics at scale, paired with tech-driven integrated business processes, can yield profitability for digital-first healthcare service providers,” stated Singhal.
He further noted that Healthians’ robust pricing power and increasing volumes will bolster ongoing expansion in the coming years.