Berlin-based healthcare startup roclub has raised €4 million in funding from Speedinvest, FJ Labs, Better Ventures, and various angel investors. With the capital, roclub plans to expand its operations in Europe and the US.
- Launched in 2022 by Matthias Issing, roclub develops a teleoperation platform tailored for the healthcare sector. The platform allows MRI and CT scans to be operated and managed remotely, providing more flexible scheduling and professional supervision.
- roclub offers a solution for employees, enabling them to establish a hybrid working environment that combines on-site and remote work. Additionally, they can utilize the marketplace to book external radiographers
- The investment in roclub was led by Austrian venture capital firm Speedinvest. With over €1 billion in assets under management, Speedinvest operates across several European cities, including Berlin, London, Munich, Paris, and Vienna.
"André and Matthias are serial health entrepreneurs with deep experience in the medtech and specifically diagnostics imaging space. They intimately understand the pain points in the industry and their roclub solution is a testament to that. Not only can it dramatically improve access for patients, it represents a clear and compelling business case for providers,” Partner at Speedinvest, Andrea Zitna, stated.
- Other investors include New York-based FJ Labs and California-based Better Ventures.
- With the fresh funding, roclub plans to expand its operations outside the DACH region, scailing in and enter Europe and the US, and develop its marketplace for remote services.
