Led · Equity · Jun 2021

Doctrin offers a digital mechanism for healthcare professionals to enter medical histories and produce high-quality medical reports that speed clinical assessment. The company launched the Doctrin Network to enable collaboration between healthcare units and create a seamless patient journey. It reports being the leading supplier to major Swedish providers including Capio, Praktikertjänst, Achima Care, and Familjeläkarna, which together represent more than half of the private primary care market. Doctrin currently operates in Sweden, the Czech Republic, Norway, and the UK and is developing new medical specialty offerings. Management says the product addresses long-term healthcare resource shortages rather than only remote consultations. The firm was founded in 2016 and has raised funds to support continued expansion. Doctrin is a healthtech company with a platform that enables healthcare providers to intelligently digitalise the patient journey to create a more accessible, efficient, and integrated healthcare system. Its B2B e-health platform is implemented at nearly 200 healthcare units, provides access to 2.3 million people, has trained more than 6,000 healthcare staff, and handles about 1,000,000 patient cases annually. The company's largest Swedish customers include Capio and Praktikertjänst, which together represent roughly 20% of the Swedish primary care market, and the platform is also used in dental and specialist care. Founded in 2016, Doctrin has 52 employees based in Stockholm and Poland and already has customers in Norway and the Czech Republic; it plans further international expansion. Management reports proven quality improvements and a 30% increase in productivity for customers, and the company intends to invest in product development including AI-enabled decision support built on its patient data structure. Doctrin has raised SEK 237 million in total funding to date, with the latest capital earmarked for continued innovation and international growth. Doctrin provides a platform for healthcare providers to manage and follow up with patients by triaging symptoms and monitoring patients’ digital medical history. Patients enter symptoms via an app that advises on next steps or whether a face-to-face visit is needed. The company is working to develop AI systems to analyse medical images, text and data to generate recommendations on care, urgency, diagnosis and treatment. Doctrin will use the new funds to further develop its AI features and to expand internationally. Its technology is already deployed with Capio, which is using Doctrin with 750,000 patients across 83 primary care units in Sweden. The company is Stockholm-based and positions itself within the growing market of AI-enabled digital health triage tools.