Primathon, a Gurugram-based software development company founded by IIT Delhi alumnus Sagar Patidar, has partnered with Suniel Shetty backed Veda Rehabilitation and Wellness, a luxury rehab and wellness center. 

The collaboration has resulted in the development of the ‘Lets Get Happi’ mobile app to offer accessibility and affordability for individuals while providing real-time treatment 24 hours a day. It aims to meet the critical need for cheap, inclusive, and stigma-free mental health care. 

Talking about the app’s launch, actor Shetty said, “The journey towards mental well-being is as significant as any other path we take in life. With the Veda Rehabilitation and Wellness mobile app developed by Primathon, we're stepping into a world where seeking support is just a touch away. Let's embrace this technology-driven approach and together, build a stronger foundation for a healthier mind." 

As a dedicated technical partner for Veda, Primathon invested over a year in collaborating closely to ensure the app's success. It seamlessly enables users to browse, explore, and book rehabilitation slots, simplifying the process of seeking much-needed assistance. 

Launched in 2018, Primathon is a custom software development service company. "The development of Veda’s ‘Lets Get Happi’ app is a testament to our commitment to leveraging technology for positive change in the healthcare industry," said Sagar Patidar, founder of Primathon. "We are honored to have worked alongside Veda in this journey, aligning our technological proficiency with their mission to provide exceptional care and support to those in need."

Manun Thakur, founder of Veda Rehabilitation and Wellness Center added, ‘’After a rigorous selection process, we chose Primathon because of one main reason is that they believed in our mission as much we do, the belief is the first step towards bringing a change in the society regarding the importance of mental well-being, Primathon stood on our expectations and deliver the best results of our app, this is just the beginning, we have miles to go’’.