Cera, a London, UK-based provider of a health tech platform, received a £500k strategic investment from Auriens, a £200m premium real estate development aimed at older people.
The investment is part of broader collaboration deals the company has signed with Auriens and Draycott Nursing, to establish a new generation of highly-trained care workers available to deliver on-demand, via smartphone.
Established in Chelsea more than 20 years ago and led by Angela Hamlin, ex-Deputy Matron of the King Edward VII’s Hospital for Officers, Draycott Nursing is a provider of nursing and care services for the elderly.
Launched nationally in November 2016 by CEO Marek Sacha and President Dr Ben Maruthappu, Cera provides a health tech platform which allows people to book senior care “on demand” in the UK. CQC regulated, the service gets a carer to a patient’s home or hospital bed within four hours, by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) technology to match each carer with the right person, at the right time, in the right place.
FinSMEs
09/08/2017