Dubai – Sharikat Mubasher: UAE-based TruDoc Healthcare announced it has raised $15 million in a Pre-Series B funding round to expand its virtual-first healthcare platform across the Gulf region. As per the company’s press release, the round attracted participation from members of the Al Nahyan family and the Al‑Ketbi family, alongside continued backing from existing investor Pulsar Capital.

The new capital will support TruDoc’s efforts to scale its technology-driven care model across the GCC, particularly in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. The company operates a virtual-first healthcare platform that integrates telemedicine, chronic disease management, pharmacy delivery, diagnostics, and in-home medical services.

TruDoc said the funding will help strengthen its hospital-at-home capabilities, which it describes as the region’s largest at-home critical care deployment. The platform aims to deliver continuous medical support to patients outside traditional hospital settings, enabling earlier interventions and reducing hospital admissions.

The company is positioning its model as an alternative to conventional healthcare systems built around physical facilities. By combining remote consultations with home-based diagnostics and treatment, TruDoc aims to provide a full continuum of care while easing pressure on hospitals and healthcare infrastructure.

The investment reflects growing interest in digital health and virtual care models across the Gulf, where healthcare providers and governments are increasingly exploring technology-driven solutions to improve access and efficiency.