Doktor.se

Doktor.se’s child health centers provide care for children, staffed by experienced pediatric and district nurses.

Doktor.se has extensive experience acquiring and developing healthcare operations.

Health checks help users understand symptoms, prevent illness, and optimize well-being, with over 250 labs available.

Stockholm residents allergic to birch, grass, or dust mites can now receive a pollen allergy vaccine in tablet form.

The page offers information on stomach and intestinal diseases and conditions.

Doktor.se, a major player in digital healthcare, raised 480 million kronor in a funding round, with Carnegie and Handelsbanken as advisors.

Media inquiries about interviews, facts, or materials should contact press@doktor.se.

Patient fees vary by region, reason for visit, and age, with free visits for those under 18, over 84, or holding a fee exemption card.

The cost of a healthcare visit depends on the region where the patient is registered.

Ewa Lundborg has worked as Doktor.se’s medical editor since 2020, managing the company’s newsletter and fact-based texts on diseases and conditions.

Founded in 2016, Doktor.se is one of Sweden’s largest healthcare providers, offering both digital and physical care nationwide with around 1,250 employees.

Doktor.se, founded in 2016, is one of Sweden’s largest providers of digital healthcare and operates physical clinics across the country as well as digital services globally.

The board proposes a decision on an incentive program (PDF).

The Doktor.se app allows users to chat with doctors via mobile.

Doktor.se raises SEK 280 million from existing investors to support its digital health platform, which connects customers with consulting services. The Stockholm-based company completes a bridge equity round to expand operations. The funding follows its existing business model of facilitating healthcare consultations through a digital interface.

Jul 2022nordic9.comNews article

Doktor.se acquires LifeCaddy Health to expand its digital health offerings. The deal integrates LifeCaddy’s health management tools into Doktor.se’s platform, targeting Swedish consumers seeking streamlined healthcare access.

May 2022Bonnier CapitalNews article

Stockholm-based **Doktor.se** secures **€29.5 million** from **Tencent Holdings** as part of a pre-IPO funding push. The investment follows a **€50 million** round announced in May, bringing total raised capital to **€160.5 million**. The company operates as a digital healthcare provider in Sweden.

Jul 2021Tech.euNews article

Doktor.se secures €45 million in Series C funding to expand its smartphone app for digital patient consultations. The round is led by Carnegie and Handelsbanken, with participation from existing and new investors. The platform combines digital and physical healthcare services for patients.

May 2020EU-StartupsNews article