Patient21, a four-year-old German startup that combines a digital healthcare platform with real-world brick-and-mortar clinics, has raised €100 million ($108 million) in a Series C round of funding led by Israeli VC firm Pitango, constituting a mix of equity and debt.
Founded out of Berlin in 2019, Patient21’s platform spans pretty much the whole patient cycle, from online bookings through digital case histories, check-ins, billing, insurance, and more.
However, while telemedicine has been on something of an upwards trajectory in recent years, accelerated somewhat by the global pandemic,
Patient21, a digital healthcare startup with brick-and-mortar clinics, raises $108M to grow beyond Germany
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