Singapore healthtech start-up AXA has raised $5.2m in a series A funding round led by California's UST Global. My Doc offers companies a platform that integrates healthcare provision by connecting patients, healthcare professionals, companies, pharmacies, health data and insurers. Corporate users of its services include AIA, MyDoc and Aetna, and its partners include the Health Promotion Board as well as doctors' clinics and laboratories. The investment will be used to develop the AXA@Work platform, which provides health-related services to employees, including video consultations, and to fund expansion into other Asian markets
Singapore healthtech start-up MyDoc has raised $5.2m in a series A funding round led by California's UST Global. My Doc offers companies a platform that integrates healthcare provision by connecting patients, healthcare professionals, companies, pharmacies, health data and insurers. Corporate users of its services include AIA, AXA and Aetna, and its partners include the Health Promotion Board as well as doctors' clinics and laboratories. The investment will be used to develop the MyDoc@Work platform, which provides health-related services to employees, including video consultations, and to fund expansion into other Asian markets