Some medtech startups that secured investments recently are:
Kenbi announces €7 million seed funding
Kenbi, a Berlin based nurse centric outpatient care enterprise that develops software for helping nurses and filling the gap of the healthcare system, has secured €7 million seed funding on 11th January 2021.
The seed funding round was led by Redalpine and was joined by the existing investors Partech, e-ventures and Heartcore.
The proceeds of the new capital will be used for growing the care teams, automating back office processes and for developing the proprietary care and their staff management app.
Michael Sidler, a Partner at Redalpine said, “By combining technology with much needed organisational innovation, Kenbi ticks in our view all the boxes needed to address the existing and increasing shortages of caregivers in Germany, caused by an ageing population and other known demographic changes”
Kenbi was founded in September 2019 by Clemens Raemy, Katrin Alberding and Bruno Pires and is headquartered in European Union. The health tech startup is set on a mission for attracting more people in the nursing profession by improving the job and re-centering patient care.
Meddo secures US$ 3 million funding
A Gurgaon, Haryana based healthtech company Meddo raised US$ 3 million pre-series A investment on 8th January 2021.
The round was led by Picus Capital and SRI Capital and brings the total capital of the company to US$ 6 million.
The new investment will be used in 3 prime areas increasing presence and national footprint, launching the MeddoSure membership which is a Omni-channel ultimate care plan and for improving the technology for providing better quality care and leading integration with Bharat health stack through with the NDHM.
Saurabh Kochhar, the founder and CEO of Meddo said, “The funds will be deployed for expanding Meddo’s footprint across the country and launch MeddoSure membership plan.”
Meddo was established in 2018 by Saurabh Kochhar and is an end to end medical service provider which is defining the primary and secondary healthcare provisions in India with their platform.
IMMJ raises £3.5 million new funding
The London based healthtech startup IMMJ, which is an electronic document management solution provider, secured £3.5 million capital in January 2021.
The investment was led by Foresight capital and SUG members.
The funding will be used for growing their offerings and capabilities to enable them to deploy their products with more health care providers.
Michael van de Weg, the CEO of IMMJ Systems, said: “We are excited by this investment from Foresight, the opportunity it will provide to grow our offerings and capabilities, enabling us to deploy our products with more healthcare providers. Foresight has an excellent track record in supporting software businesses and is committed to seeing UK growth companies thrive and become leaders in their markets.”
IMMJ was founded in 2015 by Michael van de Weg, and it is a health tech company that develops scalable and intelligent information solutions for the healthcare industry to deliver real value.
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