
United Kingdom · Hospital & health care startup
Doccla is a leading virtual care provider based in London, specializing in virtual hospital wards that enable patient care at home.
Funding reportedLast round: Convertible note
Doccla is a leading virtual care provider based in London, specializing in virtual hospital wards that enable patient care at home.
Founded in 2019, the company operates across 11 European countries, serving over 10,000 patients with a focus on reducing hospital pressure and improving healthcare outcomes. The company offers fully managed virtual ward services and remote patient monitoring solutions. This includes onboarding patients with medical-grade IoT devices, continuous clinical monitoring by a mobile team of clinicians, and proactive care for long-term conditions. Doccla's platform features a patient app for tracking health data and a clinician dashboard for managing care remotely. Doccla partners with healthcare providers, including over 60% of NHS Integrated Care Boards in the UK, and supports life sciences research. The company is recognized for its cost savings and high patient satisfaction rates, demonstrating a commitment to enhancing healthcare delivery through technology.
Funding, as reported
Doccla filed 2 raises, $49M in all. Filings say how much was sold and to how many investors; they never name the investors.
From Doccla's own website: 3 on the team.
What they build
Known for
hardwarehealth carehome careremote monitoringdigital healthdigital health recordsclinician dashboardmultilingual supportconsumerspatient self-managementinteroperable systemslogistics managementelectronic health recordsvirtual health servicesvirtual care platformhealthcare provider
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