Docline raised €4.6M to continue scaling its Virtual Care Platform
Docline raised €4.6M to continue scaling its Virtual Care Platform
- Arcano Partners and CDG Invest Morocco have joined this latest funding round.
- Docline strengthens its position as the leading B2B Virtual Care Platform, dramatically reducing waiting lists and optimising healthcare costs.
Málaga, October 14, 2025 – Docline, Spain’s leading Virtual Care company, has closed a €4.6 million funding round led by Arcano Partners, via its Impacto Andalucía Innovación y Desarrollo fund, and CDG Invest Morocco, through its 212 Founders Fund. These two strategic partners will support both the company’s domestic growth and its international expansion.
AI to Transform Healthcare
With this new capital injection, Docline will accelerate the development of its AI-powered clinical and operational technology, expand its international network of partners, and strengthen its leadership as a B2B Virtual Care provider for insurers and large corporations.
“This new phase marks a strong commitment to transforming the Virtual Care platform through Artificial Intelligence, tackling major challenges such as waiting lists and cost optimisation,” said Omar Najid, CEO and Co-Founder of Docline. “Today, Docline is the only company on the market offering Videoconsultation in more than 20 specialities within 48 hours, ensuring continuity of care and delivering cost savings of 20–30% thanks to its end-to-end operating model.”
To date, the company has provided remote care to more than 2 million patients and remains committed to making healthcare more accessible, available anytime, anywhere.
Championing Digital Health Since 2015
With a digital network of 6,000 physicians and over 2 million patients served, Docline has established itself as a trusted name in Spain’s digital health sector. Its advanced 360º platform connects with 23,000 pharmacies nationwide and supports a thriving community of physicians, insurers, and corporate clients.
A key measure of its customer experience is Docline’s User Satisfaction Index of 87%, reflecting its high service quality and strong user loyalty.
The company already operates in Morocco, providing health and wellness programs for multinational employers, and plans to expand into Latin America, a strategic region with similar market needs.
Who’s Behind the Investment Round?
Arcano Partners invested through its Impacto Andalucía Innovación y Desarrollo vehicle, funded almost entirely by the EU’s FEDER “Andalucía ERDF 2021–2027” program and the Regional Government of Andalusia. The fund supports projects that promote research, innovation, and digitalisation in the region, with investments of up to €15 million through equity or debt instruments.
Another key investor is 212 Founders, the venture capital arm of CDG Invest Morocco, which backs strategic sectors that foster sustainable growth, digital transformation, and competitiveness in Morocco and across the region.
So far, Docline has raised nearly €10 million and is in a strong growth phase, consolidating its presence in Spain and Morocco while expanding into emerging markets facing similar healthcare challenges.