Amadeus invests in Doctify series-A
Amadeus Capital Partners has backed London-based medical appointment booking platform Doctifyтs seven-digit series-A funding round.
The startup intends to use the fresh capital to develop its platform and scale-up UK operations.
Amadeus regularly invests in medical-related startups. Its most recent investment in the medical technology space was in September, when it invested in the £1.5m series-A financing round for UK drug repurposing company HealX.
Company
Founded in 2015 and based in London, Doctify is a platform that allows patients to search, compare reviews and prices, and book appointments with medical professionals across the UK. The platform is free to patients, with clinicians paying a monthly fee for listing. Doctify says it helps specialists fill appointments that have been cancelled at short notice and manage their schedules better.
People
Amadeus Capital Partners – Pierre Socha (principal).
Doctify – Oliver Thomas (CEO).
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