Nagesh B., Founder of MoveOn Mobility, focused on empowering women, enabling youth, and saving lives through mobility solutions.
MoveOn Mobility is a Bengaluru-based HealthTech startup building a healthcare mobility platform to improve ambulance operations, patient transfers, and pre-hospital care. Founded by Nagesh B, the company is expanding from its MOM LifeLine services into HealthOS, with 5,000+ patients served and approximately ₹40 lakh in monthly recurring revenue.
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At a Glance
| Detail | Information |
| Founder | Nagesh B |
| Experience | 16+ years in transportation, logistics, and emergency medical operations |
| Role | Founder, MoveOn Mobility Pvt Ltd |
| Team | Solo founder, 38+ team members |
| Founded | December 2025 |
| Headquarters | Bengaluru, Karnataka |
| Stage | Growth Stage |
Inside MoveOn Mobility
- Introduction
- The MoveOn Mobility Story
- The Problem MoveOn Mobility Is Solving
- How MoveOn Mobility WorksHealthOS: Building the Digital Layer
- Market Strategy and Growth Opportunity
- From Founder-Funded Operations to Growth
- What Sets MoveOn Mobility Apart?
- Lessons From the Journey
- What’s Next for MoveOn Mobility?
- Key Takeaways
- FAQs
Introduction
Nagesh B is building MoveOn Mobility, a Bengaluru-based HealthTech startup focused on improving how patients move before they reach a hospital.
Through its MOM LifeLine services, MoveOn Mobility works with hospital networks including KIMS Hospitals, Narayana Health, and St. Philomena’s Hospital. The company says it has served more than 5,000 patients, built a team of 38+ professionals, and reached approximately ₹40 lakh in monthly recurring revenue within its first seven months.
The company is now expanding beyond ambulance operations with HealthOS, a digital platform designed to connect hospitals, ambulance operators, and healthcare logistics partners.
The MoveOn Mobility Story
Nagesh spent more than 16 years immersed in transportation, logistics, and emergency medical operations. He worked closely with leading hospitals across South India and managed large-scale ambulance fleets firsthand.
That vantage point gave him a clear picture of where India’s pre-hospital healthcare system had room to grow. While hospitals had invested heavily in modern clinical infrastructure, the patient’s journey before arrival was still coordinated largely through phone calls and disconnected ambulance operators.
That insight became MoveOn Mobility’s founding belief: healthcare begins the moment someone needs help, not when they walk through a hospital’s doors.
Nagesh launched the company in December 2025 to prove that belief through real operations first. Within seven months, MoveOn Mobility had built hospital partnerships, assembled a 38-person team, and reached meaningful monthly recurring revenue, a strong foundation for its next chapter.
The Problem MoveOn Mobility Is Solving
| The Problem | MoveOn Mobility’s Solution |
|---|---|
| Fragmented ambulance fleet utilization across hospitals | MOM LifeLine’s managed ambulance services |
| Manual, phone-based patient transfer coordination | Centralized hospital fleet management |
| Limited real-time operational visibility | Command center workflows within HealthOS |
| No unified pre-hospital care ecosystem | HealthOS platform connecting all stakeholders |
Beyond services, MoveOn Mobility is developing two flagship components of HealthOS:
Affordable Smart Connect — brings existing ambulances online digitally, without requiring hospitals to invest in expensive next-generation vehicles
Healthcare Logistics Exchange (HLX) — streamlines patient transfers, medical cargo, organ transport, and more
How MoveOn Mobility WorksHealthOS: Building the Digital Layer
MoveOn Mobility runs a B2B-first model, partnering directly with hospitals, healthcare networks, ambulance operators, corporates, and insurance providers.
| Metric | Detail |
|---|---|
| Business model | B2B Healthcare Mobility & Hospital Fleet Management |
| Key hospital partners | KIMS Hospitals, Narayana Health, St. Philomena’s Hospital |
| Current market | Bengaluru, Karnataka |
| Expansion plan | South India, then nationwide |
This approach lets the company build deep operational relationships with the institutions that shape patient outcomes, while generating the real-world workflow insights that inform HealthOS’s design.
Market Strategy and Growth Opportunity
In just seven months, MoveOn Mobility has built an impressive early track record:
| Milestone | Result |
|---|---|
| Enterprise hospital clients | 8+ |
| Patients served | 5,000+ |
| Team size | 38+ professionals |
| Monthly recurring revenue | ~₹40 lakh |
| Ecosystem engagement | Karnataka Acceleration Network (KAN) |
Perhaps most notably, the company has already expanded its ambitions from running ambulance services to building HealthOS, Affordable Smart Connect, and the Healthcare Logistics Exchange, a shift from service provider to platform builder achieved remarkably early in the company’s life.
From Founder-Funded Operations to Growth
MoveOn Mobility has grown so far entirely through founder investment and operational revenue, proving out its business model with real hospital partners before bringing in outside capital.
That discipline has let Nagesh validate demand directly with hospitals like KIMS and Narayana Health, ensuring that HealthOS is being built around actual healthcare workflows rather than assumptions.
With strong commercial traction already in hand, the company is now preparing for a seed funding round to accelerate HealthOS, scale Affordable Smart Connect, and expand hospital partnerships nationally, entering that conversation from a position of demonstrated revenue and real customer relationships.
What Sets MoveOn Mobility Apart?
Bengaluru’s ambulance and emergency response space includes several established operators. MoveOn Mobility’s differentiation lies in combining hands-on operational expertise with a technology-first roadmap.
Rather than positioning itself as simply another ambulance provider, the company is building toward becoming the digital infrastructure layer connecting hospitals, ambulance operators, and healthcare logistics partners across India. Its Affordable Smart Connect approach, upgrading existing fleets digitally rather than requiring costly new vehicles, gives it a distinctly accessible, scalable angle as it grows.
Lessons From the Journey So Far
Building a healthcare mobility company surfaced real operational learning early:
Recruiting and retaining skilled ambulance drivers and EMTs
Maintaining consistent service quality at scale
Scaling responsibly while remaining financially disciplined
This work has directly strengthened the company’s operating playbook. One of Nagesh’s clearest takeaways: hospitals want more than an ambulance provider, they want a reliable operational partner who improves efficiency, compliance, and patient experience.
That insight reshaped MoveOn Mobility’s own trajectory, from an ambulance operator into a healthcare mobility platform company.
What’s Next for MoveOn Mobility?
Nagesh is clear that MoveOn Mobility’s ambition isn’t to become India’s largest ambulance company, it’s to build India’s Healthcare Mobility Platform.
| Timeframe | Goal |
|---|---|
| Near-term | Close seed funding round, strengthen engineering team |
| 3-5 years | Launch HealthOS, Affordable Smart Connect, and HLX nationally |
| Long-term | Become the digital infrastructure powering healthcare mobility across India, with potential in other emerging markets |
Key Takeaways
- Nagesh B founded MoveOn Mobility in December 2025, drawing on 16+ years of hands-on ambulance and healthcare logistics experience.
- The company already partners with major hospital networks including KIMS Hospitals, Narayana Health, and St. Philomena’s Hospital.
- In just seven months, MoveOn Mobility reached approximately ₹40 lakh in monthly recurring revenue and served over 5,000 patients.
- The company is expanding from ambulance services into HealthOS, a broader healthcare mobility platform.
- MoveOn Mobility has grown through founder investment and real operating revenue, and is now preparing a seed round from a position of proven commercial traction.
FAQs
Who founded MoveOn Mobility?
Nagesh B founded the company as a solo founder in December 2025, building on more than 16 years of transportation and emergency medical operations experience.
What problem does MoveOn Mobility solve?
It addresses fragmentation in India’s pre-hospital healthcare system, improving ambulance utilization, patient transfers, and hospital operational visibility.
Who are MoveOn Mobility’s key hospital partners?
KIMS Hospitals, Narayana Health, and St. Philomena’s Hospital, with additional partnerships currently in progress.
What is HealthOS?
A healthcare mobility platform MoveOn Mobility is building to connect ambulance operations, pre-hospital care, and healthcare logistics through one integrated digital ecosystem.
What traction does MoveOn Mobility have?
Approximately ₹40 lakh in monthly recurring revenue, over 5,000 patients served, and a team of 38+ professionals within its first seven months.
Where does MoveOn Mobility operate?
Currently in Bengaluru, Karnataka, with plans to expand across South India and eventually nationwide.
The Founder Nation | Written by TFN Research Desk
