London-based Evaro secures $1.5Million in seed funding. Cornerstone VC and Exceptional Ventures led the round, including participation from the University of East Anglia and Syndicate Room, Catalisi's investing arm.
With the money, the business will expand into the B2B sector by developing a plug-and-play solution that would enable consumer brands to give their clients managed prescription services. With the funds, Evaro will be able to provide 2,000 treatments instead of just 200, covering 70% of the minor health conditions that NHS doctors generally treat.
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The organization also hopes to obtain a treatment Quality Commission (CQC) license, which would allow for more thorough patient treatment, including the beginning of therapy and diagnosis.
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Evaro is a medical startup founded in 2018 by Thuria and Oskar Wenbar. It offers access to private prescription drugs and AI-driven asynchronous consultations through a machine learning and artificial intelligence model based on 13.5 million patient records.
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Additionally, it employs a strict, legally compliant patient safety procedure wherein requests for online treatment are subject to an asynchronous consultation, with safeguards in place to identify manipulated answers, and drug orders are examined for appropriate dosages and quantities, with GP alerts provided as needed.
About Evaro
With only one line of code, they allow brands to easily incorporate prescription medicine services into their product offers. For forward-thinking companies wishing to get into the digital health market, Evaro offers a turnkey solution. The technology, compliance, and fulfillment from their warehouse pharmacy and aftercare are managed by Evaro.
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