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Vision Health Pioneers

Pettenkoferstr. 4c, Berlin, 10247, Germany

Overview

'Vision Health Pioneers Incubator' is a healthcare Startup program based in Berlin connecting and educating healthcare innovators in Europe. We support tech entrepreneurs with workshops, access to technology and business opportunities. We are funded by the Berlin Senate and the European Social Fund (ESF) and managed by Startup Colors UG. Startups of 2-4 entrepreneurs can now join our program. Participating teams will benefit from: - access to an extensive network of medical professionals, healthcare specialists, entrepreneurs, and tech experts that give support for prototyping, testing, feedback and more - training and mentoring sessions adapted to their needs - a financial support: €2,000 per person per month, up to €72,000 per team - access to a coworking space and community events like meetups - an international outreach to experts and potential investors Feel free to reach out to our team, if you have questions about the program, the application process and partnership possibilities.

Total investments
1
Lead investments
1
Investments · 12mo
0
Active investors
1

Sector focus

  • Biotechnology
  • Health Care
  • Health Diagnostics
  • Medical Device
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Investment portfolio

  • Arab Therapy

    Led · Seed · Apr 2024

    Founded in 2021 by Dr. Tareq Dalbah and Hekmat Al-Hasi, Arab Therapy is a Jordanian company built in Berlin that provides Arabic-language mental health services. Its product includes a mental health content library in Arabic, AI-powered support tools, and online therapy sessions delivered by licensed specialists under a clinical framework supervised by the University of Hamburg. The platform serves both individual consumers and enterprises via B2C and B2B models. Arab Therapy was intentionally developed for Arabic speakers to address linguistic and cultural gaps in existing therapy offerings. Following a $1 million seed in April 2024, the company has now raised an additional $2 million in a pre-Series A to fund expansion, with Saudi Arabia cited as the primary expansion target.

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