London-based HealthTech startup 01Health has raised €12.9 million ($15 million) in Series A funding to scale its healthcare delivery platform, which enables specialist services to be provided through local clinics rather than being concentrated in hospitals and major healthcare centres.
The round was led by Gresham House Ventures, with follow-on participation from existing backers Balderton Capital, Eka Ventures and Wavemaker360. Angel investors also participated, including Blockchain.com Co-founder Nicolas Cary.
The new funding will support further growth across the UK and expansion into the United States, where platform trials are already underway. The company has also appointed a Head of US Commercial Operations as it prepares to increase its presence in the market.
In 2026, EU-Startups has reported several HealthTech and adjacent healthcare infrastructure rounds that frame 01Health’s €12.9 million Series A.
UK comparables include:
- Semble, a London-based healthcare management platform for outpatient providers, which raised €34.7 million Series C funding to coordinate care and manage the patient journey
- Evaro, a Norwich-based NHS-licensed digital healthcare platform, which secured €21 million Series A funding to expand embedded health services, clinical capabilities and API-first infrastructure
- JAAQ, a London-based clinically governed digital health and engagement platform, which raised €15 million Series A funding to grow enterprise partnerships, deepen clinical infrastructure and expand into the US
- Calibre, a London-based proactive health company, which raised €2.8 million pre-Seed funding to develop its Causal Health Navigation approach.
Beyond the UK, adjacent 2026 EU-Startups reports include:
- DentalMonitoring, a Paris-based AI-powered remote orthodontic monitoring company, which raised €84 million to support international expansion and product innovation
- Tucuvi, a Madrid-based voice-AI care management platform, which raised €17 million Series A funding to accelerate adoption in healthcare systems;
- Lucis, a Paris-based preventive health platform, which raised €17.1 million Series A funding for AI-supported blood biomarker analysis and personalised health recommendations
- Ditto, a Rotterdam-based patient-facing HealthTech app, which raised €7.6 million for its European rollout
- Delphyr, an Amsterdam-based AI platform for medical professionals, which raised €1.75 million to reduce healthcare administrative workloads.
Taken together, 2026 comparables account for approximately €201 million in disclosed funding, or about €214 million when 01Health’s €12.9 million Series A is included.
01Health’s round therefore sits within a broader funding context focused on outpatient infrastructure, distributed care, clinical workflow automation, digital health engagement, preventive health and dental/orthodontic technology.
The closest sector comparator is DentalMonitoring because of its orthodontics focus, while Semble, Evaro and JAAQ provide particularly relevant UK-based comparisons in healthcare delivery infrastructure, embedded care and clinically governed digital services.
EU-Startups has also previously covered 01Health’s specialist dental brand 32Co, noting its earlier €2.5 million raise to scale specialist healthcare beyond the clinic.
Founded in 2022 by former NHS doctor and BCG consultant Dr Sonia Szamocki, 01Health was created to address a long-running challenge in healthcare: specialist care is often concentrated in hospitals and major cities, while many community clinics lack the infrastructure, oversight and workflows needed to offer more advanced treatments safely.
The startup’s goal is to help move specialist healthcare closer to patients by giving local clinics the tools and clinical support required to deliver more complex services.
The 01Health platform brings together clinical oversight, specialist protocols, workflow management, patient communication tools, operational infrastructure and AI-powered patient acquisition.
This is designed to allow practices, clinic groups and dental service organisations to deliver specialist services locally, while maintaining consistency, safety and quality across the care journey.
Alongside the funding announcement, 01Health is publicly launching its healthcare delivery platform as a standalone product for the first time. Practices, practice groups and dental service organisations will now be able to license the platform directly, rather than only accessing it through 01Health’s own healthcare brands.
The technology already underpins the company’s specialist dental brands 32Co and Aerox Health. 32Co focuses on orthodontics, while Aerox Health operates in dental sleep medicine. Through 32Co, 01Health has built one of the UK’s largest specialist dental networks, with 90% of the UK population living within 30 minutes of a 32Co dentist using the 01Health platform.
While the startup initially focused on dental care, 01Health says the platform has been developed to support a broader range of healthcare specialities. Trials are already underway in clinical areas beyond dentistry, as the company works to position itself as an infrastructure layer for specialist healthcare delivery across multiple settings.
The company has grown to more than 100 employees since launching. Its wider strategy reflects a shift taking place across healthcare systems, where rising demand, workforce shortages and pressure on hospitals are increasing the need for more community-based models of care.
For local clinics, the platform aims to make specialist service delivery more practical by combining the clinical and operational components needed to offer advanced treatments. For patients, the model could reduce the need to travel to hospitals or major urban centres for certain types of care.
With its Series A now secured, 01Health will focus on scaling its UK network, supporting the public launch of its platform, and expanding its work in the US. The company’s next phase will test how far its model can move beyond dentistry and into wider specialist healthcare services delivered closer to patients.
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