Zava bags $32M to expand its AI-free telehealth service in Europe

Zava, a telehealth company offering an online alternative to in-person doctor visits, has secured $32 million in Series A funding led by growth equity firm HPE Growth. The funding will be used to expand Zava's services across Europe and to supplement state healthcare services in the UK, France, and Germany. Zava distinguishes itself by relying on human doctors rather than AI for consultations. The company was founded in 2010 and has been profitable until the end of 2018.

Zava Raises $32 Million to Expand its Telehealth Service in Europe

Zava is a long-time player in the telehealth space that offers an online service billing itself as a 'discreet and convenient' alternative to in-person doctor visits. The service relies on patients filling in an online medical questionnaire reviewed by a team of in-house doctors/clinicians. The consultation can result in test kits or medicine being sent to the patient via post or to a pharmacy for collection. Founded nearly a decade ago in 2010, the company previously raised an angel round of $1.4 million in 2012 and was profitable until the end of 2018. Zava is aiming to expand its services across Europe and supplement over-stretched state healthcare services. The company plans to offer services directly to patients, via insurance companies, and through partnerships with pharmacies, while also winning business from state healthcare services in the UK, France, and Germany. Zava aims to provide healthcare that enables doctors to treat patients more efficiently and safely, focusing on women's health, new test kits, and mental health services in the coming months.

Zava is a telehealth company offering an online service as an alternative to in-person doctor visits.

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Zava Raises $32 Million to Expand its Telehealth Service in Europe

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