TruDoc Healthcare

UAE-based virtual-first healthcare company offering telemedicine, chronic disease management, diagnostics, pharmacy delivery and in-home and hospital-at-home care. Pulsar Capital holds a controlling stake.

Industry: Virtual-first healthcare | Location: United Arab Emirates | Founded: 2011 | Total Funding: USD 15M

About TruDoc Healthcare

TruDoc Healthcare is a virtual-first healthcare company based in the United Arab Emirates. Coverage of its 2026 funding describes services that include telemedicine and virtual primary care, chronic disease management, diagnostics, pharmacy delivery to the home, in-home medical services and a hospital-at-home critical care programme. The company calls its platform a care operating system and says its at-home critical care programme is the largest in the GCC.

TruDoc was founded in 2011, and Wamda names Raouf Khalil as its founder. In March 2022 the company announced Hisham Radwan as chief executive for the Middle East, alongside Dr Peter Botha as chief executive for Africa, a role Botha had held since 2021. A company release of June 2026 lists Asad Khan as chief executive, Vish Narain as executive chairman, Abhishek Shah as president, Dr Ashish Kumar as chief operating officer, Utsaav Pathak as chief financial officer and Dr Tarek Turk as chief of staff.

In 2022 TruDoc said it planned to expand into Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait and Oman and already operated in Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa. Wamda reported in September 2023 that it served the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria and other parts of Africa, reporting close to one million paid subscribers in the UAE. In June 2026 the company reported more than 2.5 million lives served, more than 850,000 virtual consultations, more than 31,000 laboratory tests and more than 730,000 medication deliveries since 2011, across seven markets that it did not name.

Pulsar Capital, a regional private equity firm focused on healthcare, e-commerce and fintech, took a minority stake in 2022 and a controlling stake in September 2023. Vish Narain, Pulsar's managing partner, became executive chairman of TruDoc. He said the company would build on electronic patient records, home health, telemonitoring, wearables and generative AI.

In March 2026 TruDoc announced a USD 15 million pre-Series B round with participation from the Al Nahyan family, the Al-Ketbi family and existing investor Pulsar Capital. The company said the money would fund expansion in the UAE and Saudi Arabia and scale its at-home critical care deployment.

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