Portugal's Hope Care Raises €6M Series A to Grow Remote Monitoring in Europe
The Portuguese digital health firm plans to widen its regulated remote patient monitoring platform across Europe following a round led by Iberis Capital.
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Hope Care, a Portuguese digital health company focused on regulated remote patient monitoring technology, has raised a €6 million Series A round, according to EU-Startups.
The funding was led by Iberis Capital, with participation from Vieira de Matos - VDM Capital, S.A. and existing shareholder Buenavista Equity Partners.
Founded in 2012, the company develops OpMA, a regulated platform that supports centralised remote care and telehealth centres. According to the company, the system combines medical device data, patient-reported outcomes and clinical workflows in one environment, allowing healthcare organisations to build, deploy and scale digital care programmes across multiple chronic conditions.
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