21Doctors, a rising digital healthcare startup, has officially announced the successful closure of its Pre-Seed investment round, with the participation of a select group of prominent angel investors. This early-stage funding is set to provide the company with the resources needed to accelerate its growth plans and reinforce its position in the regional healthtech ecosystem.
The announcement comes in parallel with the inauguration of the company’s headquarters in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which will serve as a strategic hub for development, operations, and partnerships across both the Saudi and wider Gulf markets. Through this expansion, the company seeks to leverage the Kingdom’s rapidly evolving healthcare sector and align with national initiatives that encourage digital transformation in the medical field.
Founded by Osama Al-Mabroum and Rania Abu Taleb, 21Doctors is pioneering a comprehensive digital platform that connects patients with a broad network of doctors, pharmacies, laboratories, and healthcare providers. The platform not only simplifies access to medical services but also integrates artificial intelligence in Arabic, making healthcare more inclusive and tailored to the needs of regional communities.
For doctors and healthcare professionals, the platform offers advanced tools to reach new patient segments, increase revenue streams, and benefit from marketing solutions that strengthen their presence in an increasingly competitive market.
Commenting on the milestone, Osama Al-Mabroum, Co-Founder and CEO of 21Doctors, said: “Saudi Arabia is the heart of our vision, and we are committed to building a digital future powered by artificial intelligence to support and empower healthcare providers. This investment and the establishment of our headquarters mark a pivotal step in realizing that vision.”
With its innovative approach and strong backing from investors, 21Doctors is positioning itself as a key player in the digital healthcare revolution in the Middle East, aspiring to transform the way patients and providers interact through technology-driven solutions.
