Tag: medical
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CiaoDott raises €1.5M pre-seed to bring vertical voice AI to Italy’s medical sector
CiaoDott a vertical voice AI for the Italian medical sector, has raised €1.5 million Pre-Seed. The Techshop led the funding round, with Vento, Club degli Investitori, Growth Engine, and Alpha Venture. Founded in 2025, CiaoDott aims to solve the telephone overload of medical centres, ensuring uniform, timely and consistent responses to patients. In Italy, the read more
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Clee Medical secures seed funding to advance real-time brain imaging for neurosurgery
Clee Medical, a Swiss neurotechnology startup developing ultra-high-resolution real-time imaging for brain surgery, has closed its seed financing round. The round was led by High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF), with participation from Zürcher Kantonalbank (ZKB), Kickfund, FONGIT, and Venture Kick, alongside continued support from existing partner Wyss Geneva. Many neurosurgical procedures require navigating delicate brain structures with read more
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French healthtech MyC secures €10M to digitise medical operations for complex worksites
MyC, a software platform dedicated to managing employee health in industrial, multi-site, and high-risk environments, announces a €10 million funding round led by Hi Inov. and including IXO and existing investors, Elaia and OSS Ventures- In many high-risk sectors, such as energy, industry, maritime, defense or specialised medical services, employee health management still largely relies read more
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Jutro Medical extends Series A to €36M for AI-enabled primary care scale
Warsaw-based Jutro Medical, an AI-first primary care operator combining online and in-person care, has raised €24 million in new funding led by Warsaw Equity Group, with participation from Vinci, naturalX Health Ventures, Fluent Ventures, Aternus, KAYA VC, and Inovo VC. The round also includes a debt component from mBank and Orbit Capital. The raise extends read more
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AI agents “lost” when patients ask medical questions, says healthtech boss
AI agentsare “lost” when patients ask medical questions, and it will take time to roll agents out effectively in a clinical setting, according to the founders of two healthtech firms. Ali Parsa, who previously ran the failed Babylon Health and Circle Health and is now heading upQuadrivia, which has built an AI agent for clinicians, read more
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