Dutch startup Duch Ditto raises €7.6M for AI medical summaries
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– Ditto, an Amsterdam-based health-tech company, raised €7.6m in funding led by Heal Capital.
– The company uses AI to generate summaries of medical appointments for patients.
– The funding round also included participation from Rubio Impact Ventures and previous backer Chris Oomen.
– The investment will be used to support Ditto’s expansion into Germany, the UK, and Spain.
Ditto, a Dutch health-tech startup based in Amsterdam, has secured €7.6 million in funding to scale its AI-powered medical appointment summaries. The company announced the investment round on Monday, which was led by Heal Capital with additional support from Rubio Impact Ventures. Returning investor Chris Oomen, chair of Optiverder, also contributed to the round. The fresh capital will fuel Ditto’s expansion into Germany, the UK, and Spain this year.
The startup’s core product uses artificial intelligence to automatically generate concise, patient-friendly summaries of medical consultations. These summaries aim to improve patient understanding and follow-up care by translating complex medical jargon into clear, actionable information. By streamlining the post-appointment process, Ditto seeks to reduce misunderstandings and enhance the overall healthcare experience.
With this new funding, the company plans to localize its technology for new markets and build out its commercial team. The move into the UK, Germany, and Spain represents a significant step in Ditto’s growth strategy, targeting health systems that are increasingly open to digital solutions. The investment underscores growing confidence in AI-driven health-tech tools that prioritize patient engagement and operational efficiency.
(Source: The Next Web)
