Digital health platform TruDoc Healthcare has secured $15 million in a pre-Series B funding round, with participation from members of the Al Nahyan Family and the Al‑Ketbi Family, alongside existing investor Pulsar Capital.
The fresh capital will be used to expand TruDoc’s virtual-first healthcare model and accelerate the rollout of its at-home critical care services across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region.
TruDoc operates a digital healthcare platform that integrates multiple services including telemedicine consultations, chronic disease management, pharmacy delivery, diagnostics, and in-home healthcare support. The company aims to deliver continuous patient care through a technology-driven ecosystem, reducing the need for traditional hospital visits.
A key component of the platform is its “hospital-at-home” program, which enables patients to receive critical care services in their homes, supported by remote monitoring, medical professionals, and coordinated clinical management.
The company currently partners with insurance providers, employers, and government institutions across major GCC markets such as United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.
By integrating virtual primary care, diagnostics, medication delivery, and in-home nursing services into a unified system, TruDoc seeks to transform healthcare delivery from episodic hospital-based treatment to a continuous, patient-centric care model.
The funding will support the company’s plans to scale technology infrastructure, expand clinical services, and strengthen partnerships across the GCC healthcare ecosystem, as demand grows for accessible, digital-first healthcare solutions in the region.
Vishal Gawai
Verified JournalistVishal Gawai is the founder of TheIndiaBizz, a media and information platform in India that offers in-depth coverage of the country's startup ecosystem.
