Healthtech 1 raises £2.7m from Moonfire and Y Combinator to automate National Health Service registrations.
The London-based healthtech startup secured the investment to expand its primary care automation software.
London-based startup that automates administrative tasks in primary care for the National Health Service.
Healthtech 1 has secured £2.7m in a funding round led by Moonfire, with participation from Y Combinator and angel investors.
The London-based startup, which automates administrative processes such as patient registrations and lab reports for general practitioner practices, plans to allocate the capital towards its expansion efforts.
Operating currently across 10% of general practitioner practices in the United Kingdom, the company aims to reach over 90% coverage by 2025 while also doubling its team size.
From the founder
"When you work inside a GP practice every day you realise that NHS staff are in desperate need of tech that works,"
Raj Kohli
Co-founder at Healthtech 1
Use of funds
- 01Grow the team
- 02Expand into international markets
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Healthtech 1
Healthtech 1 automates administrative workflows and patient registrations for primary care practices in the National Health Service.