TruDoc Healthcare Secures $15 Million to Expand Virtual-First Care Across GCC

TruDoc Healthcare, a GCC-based virtual-first healthcare platform, has raised $15 million in a Pre-Series B funding round. The investment saw participation from the Al Nahyan family, the Al-Ketbi family, along with continued backing from Pulsar Capital.  

The capital will support TruDoc’s expansion of home-based critical care services and strengthen its role as a technology-led healthcare provider across the region. 

Expansion of Virtual Healthcare Infrastructure 

The funding will be used to scale TruDoc’s integrated healthcare model, which combines virtual primary care, chronic disease management, home diagnostics, pharmacy-at-home services, and in-home medical support.  

The company also operates what it describes as the largest hospital-at-home critical care programme in the GCC, allowing patients to receive advanced clinical care outside traditional hospital environments. 

By integrating these services into a single digital platform, TruDoc aims to deliver continuous care across the entire patient journey. The approach is designed to enable quicker medical intervention, reduce hospital admissions, and improve treatment adherence for patients. 

Leadership Views on the Model 

As per news reports, commenting on the shift in healthcare delivery, Dr Ahmed Mansour, CEO of the Private Department of Sheikh Mohamed Bin Khaled Al Nahyan, stated that healthcare systems are increasingly required to serve more people and manage rising chronic disease without endlessly expanding physical infrastructure.  

He noted that TruDoc’s approach offers a model that scales access and efficiency while maintaining clinical integrity. 

Vish Narain, Executive Chairman of TruDoc, highlighted that traditional healthcare systems have historically been built around hospital facilities and episodic care.  

He said the company is building a system designed to operate “beyond four walls” and function as a healthcare infrastructure capable of supporting population-scale needs. 

Growth Strategy Across the GCC 

According to Asad Khan, CEO of TruDoc, the company has demonstrated that hospital-grade care can be delivered safely in homes at scale.  

He said the new investment will help expand the model across the UAE, Saudi Arabia and the wider GCC, while maintaining a focus on clinical quality and patient trust. 

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Conclusion 

With the latest funding round, TruDoc Healthcare plans to expand its virtual-first healthcare services and strengthen its at-home critical care capabilities, as digital healthcare delivery gains momentum across the GCC region. 

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