- byMatheus Tomé
- March 4, 2024
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- 1 minute read
Chilean healthtech startup Keirón raised $1.7M in a seed round extension led by Taram Capital. Consorcio, Nakama Ventures, and LarrainVial Asset Management also participated.
Keirón will use the funds to accelerate growth in Mexico through the enhancement of its omnichannel CRM software, which organizes and improves business-consumer interactions). The healthtech aims to reach 60 new clients in Mexico.
Keirón offers a range of SaaS platforms for hospitals, laboratories, and health insurers, helping manage client journeys and pharmacy deliveries, increase occupation and conversion rates, define prices, and manage surgical procedure times.
“Although the health industry in Mexico is in its initial phase of digitalization, we are sure that Keirón will help our clients to increase sales and occupation rates. (…) Last year, we increased the company’s ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) by 15 times,” said Martín Cruz, Co-Founder and CEO of Keirón.
Founded in 2019, Keirón has over 200 clients in Chile, Mexico, and Peru and has managed 13M patients’ journeys last year.
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Matheus Tomé
Matheus is a lawyer and a strategy consultant in Brazil. He has always been passionate about crating impact, be it through law, projects, deals, or innovation: he’s practiced Law as an attorney at Baker McKenzie, worked as an experienced hire consultant at McKinsey & Company and helped on the development of an early-stage startup.
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