CarePoint, a Ghanaian healthcare startup, has raised a $10 million bridge investment

CarePoint Africa Health Holdings

CarePoint Africa Health Holdings

TRB Advisors led a $10 million bridge round for Africa-based healthcare startup CarePoint, with participation from Breyer Capital, Beyond Capital Ventures (BVC), M3 Inc, Asia Pacific Land/ Natural World Limited, and Alan Waxman. 

Dr. Sangu Delle launched CarePoint, which was previously known as Africa Health Holdings. 

“We began looking at healthcare because we knew that any socioeconomic development would need us to address healthcare issues as well.” To put it in perspective, we (Africa) account for around 16% of the global population, 26% of the global disease burden, but only 3% of global healthcare employees and 1% of global healthcare resources. “We need to close the deficit quickly or we’ll be in serious trouble,” Delle remarked. 

CarePoint will utilize some of the funds to expand its data science and artificial intelligence teams, as well as introduce new products, according to Delle. “Based on our thesis and pilot, we believe we can leverage technology to democratize access and increase the quality of care,” Delle continued. To continue its expansion, the firm has recently entered Egypt and is planning to expand to North and East Africa.

 

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