Funding round led by Elkstone, with additional funding from Enterprise Ireland
Healthcare company Wellola has raised €2.2 million to expand its platform and accelerate its growth amid a growing demand for digital healthcare programmes in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Irish-based Wellola was founded by Sonia Neary in 2016. It offers a communications portal that covers everything from appointment management and two-way messaging to symptom tracking and remote device connectivity. The new investment follows €1 million in funding from BVP that Wellola raised in 2022, bringing the total raised by the company to date to €4 million.
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