Hope Care, a digital health company based in Óbidos, Portugal, has raised €6 million in a Series A round made up entirely of new capital.
The Round
The financing was led by Iberis Capital, with participation from Vieira de Matos – VDM Capital, S.A. and existing investor Buenavista Equity Partners.
According to the company, the new funding will support further expansion across Europe, strengthen commercial and operational capabilities, and speed up the rollout of remote patient monitoring programmes in key markets, including France and Germany.
The Product
Hope Care develops regulated remote patient monitoring technology for healthcare organisations. Its platform, OpMA®, supports centralised remote care and telehealth operations through integrated clinical workflows designed to help providers deliver data-driven care at scale. The platform serves as the backbone of centralised remote care and telehealth centres, enabling healthcare organisations to deliver proactive, data-driven care at scale through integrated clinical workflows.
Use of Funds
Hope Care plans to put the capital toward:
- Continued expansion across Europe
- Strengthening commercial capabilities
- Strengthening operational capabilities
- Accelerating deployment of remote patient monitoring programmes in key healthcare markets
- Supporting growth in France and Germany
- Strengthening European operations
Market Context
The round reflects continued investor interest in digital health infrastructure, as healthcare systems across Europe look for ways to manage chronic conditions and scale remote care delivery at a time when demand for telehealth and centralised monitoring solutions keeps growing.
