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Healthtech startup TruDoc Healthcare has raised USD 15 million in a pre-Series B funding round with participation from members of the Al Nahyan family and the Al-Ketbi family, along with existing investor Pulsar Capital. The funding will support the company’s plans to expand its virtual-first healthcare model and scale at-home critical care services across the GCC region.
Founded in 2011 by Raouf Khalil and headquartered in Dubai, TruDoc operates a virtual-first healthcare platform that combines telemedicine, chronic disease management, diagnostics, pharmacy delivery and in-home care.
Its services include round-the-clock telehealth consultations through voice and video, telemonitoring for acute and chronic conditions, mental health support and hospital-at-home programs designed to deliver advanced care outside traditional hospital settings.
The company claims to work with insurers, employers and government entities in markets including the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. Its integrated platform links virtual primary care, diagnostics, pharmacy delivery and home nursing into a single system aimed at managing patient journeys continuously rather than through episodic hospital visits.
Asad Khan, CEO of TruDoc, said the shift toward care beyond hospital facilities is accelerating. “The question is no longer whether high-quality care can be delivered outside hospitals it’s how fast healthcare systems can adapt to that reality. TruDoc has shown that hospital-grade, high-acuity care can be delivered safely and effectively in homes, at scale.”
He added that the new capital will help expand the model across the GCC while maintaining a focus on clinical quality and patient trust in the region overall.
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