The Al Nahyan and Al-Ketbi families, as well as current investor Pulsar Capital, participated in the $15 million pre-Series B funding round for the healthtech startup TruDoc Healthcare.
The money raised will be utilized to scale its at-home critical care services throughout the Gulf Cooperation Council and broaden its virtual-first healthcare model.
Throughout the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), the company runs a virtual-first healthcare platform that combines telemedicine, chronic illness management, pharmacy delivery, diagnostics, and in-home healthcare services.
In order to provide critical care outside of conventional hospital settings, the platform also operates a hospital-at-home program.
In markets like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, the company collaborates with governments, employers, and insurers.
In order to manage patient journeys continuously rather than through sporadic hospital visits, the brand combines various healthcare services, such as virtual primary care, diagnostics, pharmacy delivery, and in-home nursing, into a single care delivery system.
