Doccla is the result of a very personal experience.

Doccla was founded in 2019 after our founder, Martin, suffered a heartattack at a young age.

His experience of a hospital stay and discharge without any monitoring seemed ridiculous when new technology was available. There was a need for someone to help patients when they need it most using the latest technology to bring them closer to their carers whilst being able to recover safely at home.

Martin, an entrepreneur in European healthcare, subsequently partnered with Dag, who had extensive experience of scaling tech companies. Together with a small team they managed to win their first UK research project for remote patient monitoring.

Doccla Founder Martin

Today we are a large team of dedicated colleagues working across Europe to deliver virtual wards. We have diverse backgrounds but are united in our passion to change how healthcare is delivered for patients today and tomorrow.

With the help of our amazing NHS clients, we deploy a virtual ward service that is proven to reduce costs while improving outcomes and freeing resources.

In order to help the greatest number of patients that we possibly can, we also turn to fantastic support from both a team of advisors and our investors.

Vision
To be a European leader in virtual care and research

Values

Patient
First

Patient safety and patient outcomes are at the heart of everything we do.

Customer
Focused

We are responsive and help deliver outstanding care.

In it Together

We work as one team, supporting what’s best for the whole company.

Innovate Sustainably

We move with purpose, using creativity to
drive change.

Own It

We step up, take responsibility,
and make things happen.

Advisors

Halina Rubinsztein-Dunlop

SCIENTIFIC ADVISOR
Professor of physics. Expertise in quantum physics, nanotechnology and nanooptics. Officer of the Order of Australia and Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science.

Matthias Wernicke, PhD

Advisor
Currently director at Merck. Formerly partner with McKinsey & Company, specialising in healthcare. DPhil in Economics, Oxford University.

Henrik Atteryd

Big Data advisor
Head of Data Products & Advanced Analytics at Tele2, Formerly at Teradata and MTG. MSc. Statistics Harvard University.

Investors

In contrast to most healthtech start-ups, Doccla has been financially sustainable from the very beginning. However, in 2021 we decided to take on investors. Receiving venture capital funding has allowed us to improve our product and scale our team at an accelerated pace. So we’re able to deliver an improved service to even more patients.

We are privileged to be backed by wonderful individuals from some of the world's leading investment firms