CarePoint (formerly known as Africa Health Holdings)
Technology-driven healthcare network expanding access in Africa.
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* | $10.0m Valuation: $90.0m | Series B | |
| Total Funding | 000k | ||
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CarePoint, formerly Africa Health Holdings, is a technology-focused healthcare company acquiring, consolidating, and transforming healthcare assets across Africa. Founded in 2017 by Dr. Sangu Delle, the company operates a network of over 65 hospitals and clinics in Egypt, Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya, serving close to one million patients annually. CarePoint’s business model centers on a hybrid delivery system that combines in-person care with telemedicine, facilitated by its MyCareMobile app. This approach aims to address significant challenges in the African healthcare landscape, such as market fragmentation and lack of access to quality, affordable care.
The company's growth is driven by mergers and acquisitions of existing healthcare brands, which it then integrates into its technology platform. This platform utilizes data analytics and AI to enhance diagnostics, personalize treatment, and streamline operations. CarePoint operates under several brands, including Lily Hospitals (Nigeria), Rabito Clinic Limited (Ghana), Meridian Health Group (Kenya), and Seha Healthcare (Egypt). The services offered are comprehensive, spanning from primary care and dermatology to specialized services like cardiology, orthopedic surgery, and IVF treatments.
The founder, Dr. Sangu Delle, is a Ghanaian entrepreneur and investor with extensive academic credentials from Harvard, Oxford, and the University of Birmingham. His background in economics, law, and social entrepreneurship, coupled with his experience as a venture capitalist at Golden Palm Investments, informed CarePoint's mission to create a scalable, private-sector solution for Africa's healthcare needs. The company is backed by investors including TRB Advisors, Breyer Capital, and Beyond Capital Ventures, having raised over $30 million to fund its expansion and technological development.
Keywords: digital health, healthcare network, African healthcare, telemedicine, hospital consolidation, clinic chain, medical services, health-tech, patient-centered care, data-driven healthcare, healthcare acquisitions, mobile health, virtual care, medical diagnostics, Sangu Delle, primary care, specialized medicine, healthcare infrastructure, healthcare investment, emerging markets