UAE-based TruDoc Healthcare, a virtual-first healthcare platform in the GCC, has successfully secured $15 million in a Pre-Series B funding round, marking a significant step toward expanding digital healthcare services across the region.

The round saw participation from the Al Nahyan and Al-Ketbi families, alongside continued support from existing investor Pulsar Capital, reflecting growing confidence in virtual healthcare models reshaping medical service delivery in the Middle East.

The newly raised capital will be used to expand TruDoc’s virtual healthcare model and scale critical care services delivered at home, with a focus on strengthening its presence across regional markets, particularly in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.

Founded in 2011, TruDoc offers a comprehensive digital ecosystem that includes telemedicine consultations, chronic disease management, at-home diagnostics, medication delivery, and clinical home care services. The platform integrates these services into a unified system designed to support patients throughout their entire healthcare journey.

The company also operates a “Hospital at Home” program, enabling patients to receive hospital-level treatment without traditional facility visits. This approach helps reduce pressure on healthcare infrastructure while improving efficiency and accessibility in care delivery.

The $15 million investment represents an important milestone for TruDoc as it advances its strategy to scale virtual healthcare solutions and expand a patient-centric care model designed to deliver accessible and efficient medical services across the GCC.

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