Healthtech startup Dozee laid off approximately 40-50 employees last month as part of a restructuring effort to reduce losses, impacting teams including on-field operations, customer success, sales, and marketing. With a total workforce of about 250-270 prior to the layoffs, this represents a reduction of roughly 15-20%. The company, backed by Prime Venture Partners and founded in 2015, attributed the move to a strategic reallocation of resources toward HealthAI, clinical research, and international expansion, though sources cited tepid revenue growth and mounting losses as key drivers. Despite Dozee's official statement downplaying the scale as a "very miniscule" change, the layoffs reflect broader challenges in the healthtech sector as startups strive for financial sustainability.
