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Dubai-based healthtech company TruDoc Healthcare has raised $15 million in a pre-Series B funding round, with participation from the Al Nahyan family of Abu Dhabi and the Al-Ketbi family of the UAE, alongside existing investor Pulsar Capital. The proceeds will be used to accelerate TruDoc’s virtual-first healthcare model and expand its at-home critical care services across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. Founded and headquartered in Dubai, TruDoc operates a platform combining telemedicine, chronic disease management, pharmacy delivery, diagnostics, and in-home nursing services through a single integrated system, targeting insurers, employers, and government entities in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. The company has developed a hospital-at-home programme designed to deliver critical care outside of traditional hospital settings, positioning it at the intersection of digital health and home-based clinical services. The round builds on TruDoc’s prior backing from Pulsar Capital and reflects growing Gulf appetite for technology-driven alternatives to hospital-centric care delivery.
About the Al Nahyan family office
The Al Nahyan family is the ruling family of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi and a cornerstone of the United Arab Emirates’ political and economic architecture. Individual members of the family invest privately across a broad range of sectors including technology, healthcare, real estate, and financial services, often through dedicated family offices and personal investment vehicles operating independently of Abu Dhabi’s large sovereign wealth funds such as ADIA and ADQ.
Article source: Entrackr, 23.03.2026
Picture source: Unsplash+, 15.09.2025
Last Updated on March 23, 2026
