The startup has also announced a strategic partnership with global medtech company Siemens Healthineers to support diagnostic and imaging infrastructure across its expanding network
Preventive healthcare startup CENT has unveiled its first clinical prevention center in Bengaluru.
Founded by Practo’s Shashank ND, the new 7,000 sq ft facility is designed as a purpose-built clinical prevention centre focused on identifying silent, life-threatening diseases in asymptomatic individuals.
At its core, the center is offering CENT’s proprietary CCNM Protocol, covering cardiac, cancer, neurological, and metabolic conditions, aimed at delivering standardized, high-rigor screening.
CENT’s screening protocol is designed to cover multiple disease areas, including cardiac, cancer, neurological, and metabolic conditions.
The workflow integrates different diagnostic modalities such as MRI, CT, and over 120 blood-based tests, with outputs consolidated into a structured health assessment report reviewed by clinicians.
These inputs are synthesised using CENT’s proprietary AI platform into the Tru10 organ-level risk report, followed by a one-on-one physician consultation.
Reportedly, the entire process is designed to be completed within 120 minutes.
Alongside the new center, the startup has announced a strategic partnership with global medtech company Siemens Healthineers to power diagnostic and imaging infrastructure across its expanding network.
The collaboration aims to focus on co-developing custom MRI protocols, workflow optimisation software, and research initiatives aimed at improving diagnostic accuracy while reducing scan times and costs.
Following its launch in Bengaluru, the startup plans to establish additional centers in Mumbai and Delhi-NCR as part of its expansion strategy.
Looking ahead, the Bengaluru-based startup aims to scale its presence to 15 cities across India with a long-term target of enabling up to 10 million scans and contributing to early detection efforts by 2035.
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