
Medbelle
The digital hospital of the future.
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Total Funding | 000k |
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Medbelle was established in 2016 by Leander de Laporte and Daniel Kolb, with its headquarters originally in London and a significant operational base in Berlin. The company functions as a digital healthcare provider, structuring its services around the concept of a 'digital hospital' to streamline the patient journey for elective medical procedures. Initially focusing on cosmetic surgery, Medbelle has since expanded its offerings to include bariatric surgery and ophthalmology, catering to a broader range of patient needs. The business model is centered on creating an integrated platform that connects patients with surgeons and hospitals, managing the entire process from the initial consultation to post-operative care. This approach aims to digitize and personalize the patient experience, providing a single point of contact and support throughout their treatment.
The company generates revenue by taking a commission from the hospitals and surgeons within its network for the services it facilitates. This model positions Medbelle as an intermediary that adds value by improving efficiency and patient experience, rather than directly employing the medical professionals or owning the physical facilities. Patients using the platform receive a comprehensive care package that includes consultations, treatment coordination, and dedicated support from a 'Patient Care Adviser'. This service is designed to simplify the complex process of arranging medical procedures, offering transparency in pricing and a curated selection of specialists and facilities.
The founders, Leander de Laporte and Daniel Kolb, brought complementary expertise to the venture, with backgrounds that combined business and technology. Their vision was to address the fragmentation and often impersonal nature of the private healthcare market by building a technology-driven, patient-centric solution. Medbelle has secured funding from various investors to fuel its expansion and technological development, allowing it to enhance its platform and broaden its service portfolio. The company operates primarily in the United Kingdom, leveraging its technology to build a network of healthcare partners and serve a growing patient base seeking elective treatments.
Keywords: digital healthcare, elective surgery, patient care, healthtech, medical tourism, cosmetic surgery, bariatric surgery, ophthalmology, healthcare platform, patient journey