The Senegalese digital health startup Eyone has secured a $1 million investment.
This funding will allow the company to expand its services across West Africa, highlighting the growing interest in the continent’s health-tech sector.
Previously, the company has offered services such as telemedicine, systems that integrate patient-doctor connectivity, and electronic health records.
With the new funding, Eyone aims to address the challenges faced by underserved communities in West Africa due to infrastructure limitations. The company plans to provide affordable solutions to bridge healthcare gaps in the region.
Earlier this year, Nigeria’s MDaaS Global secured $3 million, and Kenya-based Ilara Health raised $4.2 million in funding rounds.
These investments demonstrate a sustained interest in Africa’s health-tech sector and underline its potential to contribute positively to the well-being of people across the continent in the long term.
By leveraging digital platforms, Eyone plans to improve healthcare access and quality in West Africa. This step represents a significant move towards enhancing healthcare delivery and fostering better health outcomes for the region’s population.
