2021年12月14日

2021年是一個好年頭遠距離衛生創業公司在歐洲。資金已經達到14億美元,2020年的投資額的兩倍多,megarounds行業不再是稀有動物。瑞典Kry法國的艾倫和葡萄牙的劍健康都打獨角獸狀態,今年流感大流行期間采用增加和更有利的監管條件風投們確信,有巨大的潛力。但不為人知地遠程醫療公司將在未來12個月收益?我們問五風投找出來。隻有一個規則:創業公司提名無法他們投資組合的一部分。最大經濟產量Cezairli,投資經理在項目投資項目企業是一個早期風投公司有辦事處在柏林,慕尼黑和倫敦。Cezairli的投資組合包括遠程醫療Kry、心理健康平台白宮和AI-driven SaaS合約。FormelSkin FormelSkin柏林是一個數字皮膚病公司治療痤瘡,但很快就會擴大到鄰近皮膚條件。傳統客戶之旅,結果在隨後接受診斷和治療痤瘡是一項非常累人的和令人沮喪的過程。 Booking an appointment at the dermatologist is difficult and treatments are often not personalised or particularly effective. FormelSkin makes the process super simple — customers simply complete a questionnaire, submit three photos of their skin and FormelSkin’s in-house dermatologists put together a personalised formulation that is sent out on a subscription basis. The before and after pictures speak for themselves. Raised: Undisclosed Jean de La Rochebrochard, partner at Kima Ventures Kima Ventures is a Paris-based VC firm investing in companies from across the globe. De La Rochebrochard’s portfolio includes payroll management startup Payfit, crypto trading app Sorare and insurtech Alan. Nabla Nabla is an app delivering asynchronous healthcare to young women. Their medical team of clinical professionals is augmented by cutting-edge machine learning. The company was founded by serial entrepreneurs who sold their previous startup to Facebook. They built a team of engineers coming from Facebook AI Research and Google, and work very closely with the medical team. I’ve nominated them because healthcare ideas are very cheap — and cracking execution and go-to-market is where startups fail. Nabla has the right momentum and team to succeed. Raised: €17m Felix Faltin, principal at Speedinvest Speedinvest is an early-stage VC with offices in Berlin, London, Munich, Paris, Vienna and San Francisco. Faltin’s portfolio includes medical platform Kianava, practice management SaaS Doctorly and telehealth startup 9am.health. Jutro Medical Jutro Medical is a Polish “phygital care” clinic that integrates online and offline primary care. Seamlessly blending a top-notch online experience with offline medical services is the future of health delivery because it makes sense for patients and clinicians alike. There are many successful players doing this in the US, but in Europe this category is still nascent. In only two years, Jutro has achieved significant funding and growth and is among the current leaders in Europe for blended primary care. They’re also one of very few successful consumer health startups in CEE, a frequently overlooked health market. Raised: $8.1m Thymia Thymia, founded by London-based Emilia Molimpakis and Stefano Goria, uses video games and analyses of facial expressions and speech to make mental health assessments faster and more objective. Online mental health services have grown massively since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, but the supply of mental health professionals is a major bottleneck for the industry. Moreover, mental health is still often considered a more subjective and less scientific field than traditional medicine. Thymia’s mental health biomarkers and tools for online and offline mental health delivery can make mental health care more scalable and objective at the same time. Raised: $1m Honest Health Honest Health in the UK has been quietly building an integrated direct-to-consumer hair-loss and skincare clinic over the last several years, focusing initially on men’s health. The founders are experts in the field — one of their families runs a compound pharmacy in the UK. Somewhat shadowed by better-funded competition, Honest Health achieved exponential growth last year and it makes a lot of sense that they were acquired by Hims, the US consumer telehealth rocketship, earlier this year, as part of the latter’s strategy to enter Europe. As far as we know this is Hims’s first acquisition in Europe and, in general, B2C health acquisitions in Europe are still rare. Raised: Not disclosed