Singapore’s healthtech startup Zeya Health has acquired ConnectLah, a clinic-automation company, to expand its AI platform for booking medical appointments.

In a statement on Thursday, Zeya Health said the deal can bring ConnectLah’s product, technology, and customers into Zeya’s patient-booking platform.

Zeya Health builds a platform to connect patient requests with clinics’ appointment types, schedules, and booking rules, using AI “agents” to handle the steps between a request and a confirmed appointment. Antler-backed Zeya manages patient inquiries, bookings, reminders, and follow-ups across messaging and voice.

ConnectLah automates clinic front-desk tasks such as patient communication, booking, and reminders over WhatsApp.

Zeya said its revenue had grown 15-fold over the past year, from an early base, and that it works with healthcare providers in Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Indonesia, and Vietnam, plus a hospital partner in Cambodia. It aims to reach 1,000 providers by mid-2027.

Zeya’s broader goal is to let patients book through personal AI assistants while clinics keep control of their rules. Agastya Samat, Zeya’s founder and chief executive, said the company is building infrastructure to let personal AI handle the complexity behind clinic schedules and rules.

Jussi Salovaara, a co-founder of investor Antler, called the acquisition a capital-efficient way for Zeya to grow faster than building in-house.

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