70% of patients consider online reviews important when selecting a healthcare provider and 75% of people have searched for a physician online according to a recent survey from Patientpop. With reviews playing such a pivotal role in discovery, gathering reviews is not only essential as a marketing tool but also as a mechanism for clinicians to address issues that may be resulting in less than stellar patient satisfaction. Doctify is the tech-enabled healthcare review platform that provides both patients and healthcare providers with valuable insights. Founded by two physicians in 2015, the platform also offers patients the ability to schedule appointments and teleconsultations. Doctify is offered on a subscription basis to the healthcare provider and is free to use for patients. London TechWatch caught up with CEO and Cofounder Stephanie Eltz to learn more about the business, the company’s strategic expansion plans to further support its mission to keep both patients and healthcare providers informed, latest funding round from investors that include Keen Venture Partners, Amadeus Capital, Guinness Asset Management, and Tom Teichman.
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The London TechWatch Startup Daily Funding Report: 15/4/2021
The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for London startups for 15/4/2021 featuring funding details for Cado Security and much more.
Swapi Raises £350K to Make Loyalty Points More Valuable Than Ever
More than half of consumers say that loyalty programs are the key reason they choose specific retailers and brands. Brands love these programs because they help fuel customer retention and also provide valuable data. Yet, consumers have very little power over how these programs work and how to best utilize their loyalty accruals. For example, you may have significant points on one airline but another airline is offering the same route for significantly cheaper, leaving you in a dilemma to go for the points or save the cash. Swapi is a mobile wallet and loyalty points management platform that allows users to seamlessly swap between loyalty points between different brand’s loyalty programs and spend these points through the app’s marketplace that’s integrated directly with the brands. As there’s been a growing movement toward decentralisation, Swapi empowers consumers to take charge of their consumer spend and loyalty earnings by providing unparalleled flexibility. Making that decision between loyalty and savings just got easier. London TechWatch caught up with Founder and CEO Pete Howroyd to learn more about the experience of launching the business during the pandemic, the upcoming formal launch of the app, the company’s recent funding round, and much, much more…
The London TechWatch Startup Daily Funding Report: 14/4/2021
The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for London startups for 14/4/2021 featuring funding details for LOKE, Loyalize, and much more.
The 15 Largest London Startup Funding Rounds of Q1 2021
Everything you need to need to know about the largest London startup funding rounds of Q1 2021; broken down by industry, stage, investors, and more…
The London TechWatch Startup Daily Funding Report: 13/4/2021
The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for London startups for 13/4/2021 featuring funding details for Clim8 Invest, Doctify, and much more.
Q1 2021: 13 Largest Global Startup Funding Rounds
Everything you need to need to know about the largest global startup funding rounds of Q1 2021; broken down by industry, stage, investors, and more…
The London TechWatch Startup Daily Funding Report: 12/4/2021
The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for London startups for 12/4/2021 featuring funding details for Thirdfort and much more.
The European Tech Weekly Notable Startup Funding Report 12/4/21
The European Tech Weekly Notable Startup Funding Report takes on a trip across various ecosystems in Europe, highlighting some of the notable funding activity in the various markets that we track. The notable European Tech startup fundings for the week ending 10/4/21 featuring funding details for SwipeGuide, Tines, and fifteen other European fundings that you absolutely need to know about.
Bea Fertility Raises $1M for its At-Home Subscription Fertility Treatment Service
The global fertility market is estimated to grow to ~$50B by 2030 with nearly 1/8 couples having trouble conceiving. Advances in technology are making reproductive health options more accessible from both a convenience and affordability standpoint. Bea Fertility is a healthcare startup offering at-home fertility treatments via a kit offered through subscription. Traditional fertility options like IVF need to be done at a fertility center and come at exorbitant cost. Bea uses ICI, a technique that’s similarly effective to other treatment options, but only costs £300/month. The company is focused on supporting the entire conception journey and offers ovulation tracking, guidance, and an expert network. Presently pre-launch, Bea is in the process of gaining regulatory approval and expects to launch by the end of the year. London TechWatch caught up with CEO and Cofounder Tess Cosad to learn more about the importance of making fertility treatments accessible, the company’s upcoming launch, strategic plans, and recent round of funding from Calm/Storm VC and QVentures.