TruDoc Healthcare has raised US$15m to expand its virtual-first healthcare platform across the Gulf region.
TruDoc operates a virtual-first healthcare platform across Gulf Cooperation Council markets, combining services such as telemedicine, chronic disease management, pharmacy delivery, diagnostics and in-home healthcare.
Telemedicine refers to medical consultations carried out remotely using phone or video technology, allowing patients to receive care without visiting a hospital or clinic.
Rather than relying on occasional hospital visits, the platform is designed to manage patient care continuously through virtual consultations and services delivered at home.
TruDoc also operates a hospital-at-home programme that provides critical care outside traditional hospital settings. This allows patients to receive advanced medical support within their own homes.
The new funding will be used to expand the company’s virtual-first healthcare model and scale its at-home critical care services across the Gulf Cooperation Council region.
The company works with insurers, employers and government entities across markets including the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.
The funding round included participation from the Al Nahyan family and the Al-Ketbi family, along with existing investor Pulsar Capital.
