Jofie Yordan · · 2 min readIndonesian healthcare firm bags $2m to digitalize medical records in hospitals
Zi.Care and Greenwillow Capital team / Photo credit: Zi.Care
There are more than 3,300 hospitals and 10,000 clinics across Indonesia. But despite that number, President Joko Widodo recently said that many still opt to seek medical treatment overseas.
As such, the government wants to improve the quality of its healthcare services by adopting tech more widely, among other measures. Jakarta-headquartered Zi.Care contributes to this effort with its medical records digitalization services.
The company has just raised US$2 million in the first tranche of its series A funding round.
Funding details
- Funding amount: $2,000,000
- Lead investors: Oriza Greenwillow Technology Fund
- Stage: Series A
In a statement, Zi.Care said it’s targeting to raise a total of US$3 million for its series A round, with regional investors also set to participate.
The firm will use the fresh funds to improve and expand its services to digitalize more healthcare facilities in Indonesia. As of the first quarter of this year, Zi Care’s services had been used in more than 100 hospitals.
It builds HL7 electronic medical record tech that complies with HIMSS (Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society) standards. Zi Care aims to digitalize all hospitals and clinics in Indonesia.
More details
Zi.Care→The company was founded in 2017 by Jodi Pujiyono Susanto, Sanjaya Mayluddin, and Jessy Abdurrahman. |
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