• Docquity

  Participated · Series C · Sep 2022

  Docquity operates a closed, GDPR- and HIPAA-compliant community that verifies doctors and enables peer-to-peer collaboration, case discussions, and continuing medical education. The platform partners with more than 250 medical associations to develop learning modules and has enabled doctors to earn 4.2 million CME credits to date. Docquity says it is the largest community of healthcare professionals in Southeast Asia with more than 350,000 doctors, and about 50,000 doctors take courses on the platform each month; it hosts roughly 500 lectures monthly. The company has three product initiatives: Docquity Academy for partnered learning content, Docquity Clinic for follow-up patient consultations, and Docquity Insights to analyze engagement data. It also runs a Patient Adherence Program to improve affordability and has served close to 600 breast cancer patients in the Philippines through that program. Docquity was founded in 2015, is headquartered in Singapore, has a team of 300, and maintains a tech hub in Gurgoan plus offices across Southeast Asia and Taiwan.

• Skills Union

  Participated · Seed · Jul 2021

  Skills Union offers active learning, part-time vocational courses delivered in partnership with universities and employers. Its product is a flexible, stackable set of courses designed with clear paths to accredited degrees. The company partners with institutions including Nanyang Technological University and London’s Ravensbourne University. Skills Union positions its programs to accelerate careers and serve businesses seeking specialist upskilling. Leadership says the recent investment will help scale programs and expand student impact. The startup was established in Singapore in 2020 and focuses on employer-aligned, specialist online learning.

• Homage

  Participated · Series B · Jan 2020

  Homage operates a caregiving platform offering home visits from caregivers, nurses, therapists and doctors, plus telemedicine and services for chronic illnesses. Its platform uses a matching engine to help clients find providers best suited to their needs, with final matches made by Homage’s team. The company now has a regional network of more than 6,000 prescreened and trained care professionals. Homage says its business outside Singapore grew more than 600% year‑over‑year in 2021 and that it has more than tripled revenue over the past year. The new funding will be used to develop Homage’s technology, deepen integration with aged and disability care payer and provider infrastructure, and accelerate regional expansion through partnerships with hospitals and care providers. A Sheares Healthcare Group executive will join Homage’s board as part of the deal. Homage is a Singapore-based caregiving and telehealth company focused on patients who need long-term rehabilitation or care services, especially elderly people. Its core products include a caregiver-client matching platform and a home medical service that offers online consultations and house calls. The company currently operates in Singapore and Malaysia and is pursuing expansion into new Asian markets. Homage raised a Series B earlier this year to support its regional growth plans. Through a strategic investment and partnership with Infocom, Homage aims to launch services into Japan and help address the country’s caregiver shortage. Infocom’s technology footprint—used by more than 13,000 healthcare facilities in Japan—is intended to accelerate Homage’s regional expansion. Homage operates a tech-enabled caregiving marketplace that matches pre-screened, competency-assessed caregivers with families and care organisations. Its platform includes about 2,000 caregivers and supports elderly care plus rehabilitation services such as physiotherapy, speech and occupational therapy. Homage’s screening goes beyond interviews and background checks: it works with nurses to assess hands-on skills and encodes granular mobility and transfer technique data into a matching engine. The product also offers compliance tools and administrative features to help providers manage bookings, demand fluctuations and staff breaks to reduce burnout. Launched in 2016, Homage currently operates in Singapore and Malaysia and plans to expand into five more countries over the next two years. The company plans to use new funding to grow its caregiver base, provide training, and roll out new services including a medical delivery service. Homage is a Singapore-based startup that connects caregivers, organizations and care recipients through an on-demand platform. Founded in 2016 by Gillian Tee, Lily Phang and Tong Duong, the company offers six apps — two for caregivers, two for family members and two for partners such as NGOs and care agencies. It began focused on eldercare and has expanded into physiotherapy, speech and occupational therapy for post-stroke discharge. Homage emphasizes personalized one-on-one, often non-medical, support to help people remain mobile and live with dignity as they age. The company raised $4.15M in its latest funding and previously raised $1.2M a year earlier. Homage plans to use the new capital to push into other verticals and is exploring expansion into one other APAC market while continuing to focus on Singapore. Homage operates an asset-light platform that matches vetted, qualified caregivers with elderly clients for on-demand or regular scheduled in-home services. The company recruits and vets caregivers who must hold relevant qualifications and assigns the right caregiver based on seniors' needs or family requests. Homage aims to widen the pool of healthcare workers and to improve conditions compared with traditional employment agencies. The service went live in Singapore after launching in May 2016 and was founded by Gillian Tee with Lily Phang and Tong Duong. Financially, Homage has just closed a $1.2M seed round. The startup is initially focused on Singapore but is considering expansion to one other Southeast Asian country within the next two years.

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