Oska Health Raises €11M To Grow Its AI-powered Chronic Care Platform

The round was led by Capricorn Partners and SwissHealth Ventures, with backing from Revent, Calm Storm, LBBW Venture Capital, BMH, GoHub Ventures and Aurum Impact.

Chronic diseases continue to strain healthcare systems globally. While clinical care is often well structured, many patients struggle to maintain healthy behaviours between doctor visits.

Studies show that around half of chronically ill patients do not take medications as prescribed and most fail to sustain long term lifestyle changes.

Oska Health addresses this gap by delivering personalised digital support between appointments. The company focuses on multimorbid patients those living with multiple chronic conditions such as chronic kidney disease diabetes and hypertension impacting millions across Europe.

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Its approach blends human coaching with AI powered care to support patients at scale.

Through video calls, chat, and a dedicated digital therapy app, certified health coaches provide ongoing guidance on nutrition, exercise, and medication adherence.

The aim is to help patients turn medical advice into daily habits improve health literacy and reduce complications and preventable hospitalisations.

The fresh funding will help speed up the expansion of Oska’s AI-driven care infrastructure, designed to support and enhance care teams. The platform has already been assisting patients with chronic conditions for over three years.

CEO and co-founder Niklas Best emphasised that effective chronic care is driven by everyday habits rather than occasional medical consultations:

We combine human support with AI to close this gap. Our technology supports our coaches, reduces administrative burden, and makes high-quality chronic care scalable.

Founded in 2022, Oska Health combines technology, behavioural science, and medical expertise to support people living with chronic kidney disease and other long-term conditions.

Its digital-first care model blends AI and human coaching to improve daily health management, empowering patients to live healthier, happier lives through continuous, personalised support.