Koltin raises $7.3M Series A led by Left Lane Capital

Koltin, a Mexican insurtech focused on providing private health insurance to seniors, raised $7.3M in a Series A round led by Left Lane Capital. Rachel Schow, Vice President at Left Lane Capital, led the deal and will join Koltin’s board.

The funding will help Koltin advance its mission to improve the health and financial security of aging Mexicans and their families.

“Eduardo and the Koltin team are the first to offer a comprehensive solution for seniors in Mexico, combining tailored care plans from a dedicated clinical team with personalized insurance coverage. Their proactive approach is not only addressing the needs of an underserved population but also unlocking a significant opportunity to improve health outcomes and transform how seniors afford their care. We’re excited to support them as they lead this important shift.” said Rachel Schow, Vice President at Left Lane Capital.

Eduardo Ortiz and Carmen Rosillo started the company after their grandparents were denied private health insurance due to their age. Koltin has since partnered with a major insurance carrier, giving members access to medical coverage, team-based care, and personalized health plans.