UAE-based digital health platform TruDoc Healthcare has raised $15 million in a pre-Series B funding round, with participation from members of the Al Nahyan and Al-Ketbi families, alongside continued backing from existing investor Pulsar Capital.
The new capital will support TruDoc’s expansion of its virtual-first healthcare model, which combines telemedicine, chronic disease management, diagnostics, pharmacy services, and hospital-grade care delivered directly in patients’ homes. The company already operates what it describes as the largest hospital-at-home critical care programme in the GCC.
Building a Continuous Healthcare Model
Unlike traditional healthcare systems that revolve around hospital visits, TruDoc aims to deliver continuous, lifecycle-based care through a digitally integrated platform.
Its model integrates:
- Virtual-first primary care
- Long-term chronic disease management
- At-home pharmacy and diagnostics
- In-home medical services
- Hospital-at-home critical care programmes
By coordinating these services through a single platform, TruDoc aims to improve early intervention, reduce hospital admissions, and create a unified care partner for patients, insurers, and healthcare providers.
A Shift Toward Patient-Centric Healthcare
The investment highlights growing momentum behind healthcare models that follow patients rather than requiring them to visit medical facilities. TruDoc plans to use the funding to scale its at-home critical care capabilities and further develop its digital care infrastructure across the GCC.
By combining virtual consultations with hospital-grade diagnostics and monitoring at home, the company is working to reduce pressure on physical healthcare infrastructure while improving patient outcomes.
Investor and Leadership Views
Dr. Ahmed Mansour, CEO of the Private Department of H.E. Sheikh Mohamed Bin Khaled Al Nahyan, said healthcare systems worldwide face increasing pressure to serve more patients and manage rising chronic disease rates without expanding physical infrastructure.
“TruDoc represents a fundamentally different approach—one that scales access and efficiency while maintaining clinical integrity. This model aligns well with the UAE’s long-term healthcare priorities and the broader future of healthcare delivery in the Middle East,” he said.
Vish Narain, Executive Chairman of TruDoc, noted that healthcare has historically been built around hospitals rather than patient needs.
“What TruDoc is building is healthcare as infrastructure—continuous, accountable, and designed to operate beyond four walls at population scale,” he said.
Asad Khan, CEO of TruDoc, added that the company has already demonstrated that hospital-grade care can be delivered safely and effectively in patients’ homes.
“This capital allows us to expand that model across the GCC while staying focused on clinical excellence and patient trust,” he said.
