- byRegina Pernaz
- May 28, 2024
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- 1 minute read
Welbe Care, a Mexican healthtech offering occupational health management solutions for SMEs, raised a $7M Series A co-led by Volpe Capital and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) of the World Bank Group. NAZCA, Kortex, GreenRock, Marathon, and Parceiro Ventures also participated in the round.
Welbe Care will use the funds to expand into the Mexican states near the U.S. border.
“With our solutions, we have made occupational health an accessible benefit for everyone. We have created a platform that transforms the budget and bureaucracy of occupational health into a benefit in employees’ eyes, saving them possible extra expenses and encouraging health care,” said Eduardo Medeiros, Co-founder of Welbe Care.
Welbe Care offers a comprehensive occupational health and medical platform for companies and their employees. Through a B2B2C model, Welbe Care focuses on the population struggling to obtain basic health care services.
Read more at Startups Latam.
Regina Pernaz
Regina is a content creator with over 3 years of experience writing for the Latin American startup ecosystem. She likes to grow VCs and tech founders’ audiences by testing 101 ways of delivering the message.
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