Al Nahyan and Al-Ketbi families back virtual-first healthcare expansion
Healthtech startup TruDoc Healthcare has raised $15 million (approximately Rs 125 crore) in a pre-Series B funding round with participation from the Al Nahyan family and the Al-Ketbi family, along with existing investor Pulsar Capital. The investment supports the company’s efforts to scale its virtual-first healthcare infrastructure across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region as demand grows for remote and home-based medical services.
Capital to scale telemedicine and at-home critical care services
The proceeds will be used to expand TruDoc’s virtual healthcare platform and strengthen its hospital-at-home model across GCC markets. The company aims to enhance its telemedicine services while expanding at-home care offerings for patients requiring continuous monitoring and critical care outside traditional hospital settings.
Integrated healthcare platform combining virtual and in-home care
TruDoc operates a virtual-first healthcare platform that integrates telemedicine, chronic disease management, diagnostics, pharmacy delivery, and in-home healthcare services. The system is designed to provide continuous care management rather than relying solely on episodic hospital visits. Its hospital-at-home program enables patients to receive advanced medical treatment and monitoring within their homes.
Serving insurers, employers and governments across GCC markets
The company currently works with insurers, employers, and government entities in markets including the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. By combining virtual primary care, diagnostics, pharmacy services, and in-home nursing into a unified platform, TruDoc aims to improve healthcare accessibility and efficiency across the region while reducing pressure on traditional hospital infrastructure.
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