SINGAPORE (THE BUSINESS TIMES) - Local telehealth start-up Doctor Anywhere on Tuesday (March 31) announced it has raised US$27 million (S$38.4 million) in a Series B round led by Square Peg, EDBI and IHH Healthcare.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Local telehealth start-up Doctor Anywhere on Tuesday announced it has raised US$27 million in a Series B round led by Square Peg, EDBI and IHH Healthcare.
The tech-enabled healthcare company will use the funds for regional expansion to Malaysia and the Philippines, while deepening its exposure here in Singapore, said chief executive and founder Lim Wai Mun in a phone interview with The Business Times .The company also intends to expand both its tech and data science teams."This is the best time for us to enhance our product," Mr Lim told BT.
As more social distancing measures come into play, more doctors and users have signed up to use our platform, said Mr Lim, adding that the number of users on Doctor Anywhere has more than doubled since the end of January.
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