Someone needs to take care of healthcare in Europe. Tandem Health has raised a $100M Series B to accelerate bringing healthcare into the AI era. The round was led by the Scaleup Europe Fund, managed by EQT. We’re the fund’s first healthcare investment, created to keep Europe’s most ambitious companies growing in Europe.

Healthcare’s current trajectory is unsustainable. Costs are rising, there’s shortages of clinicians, and we have an aging population. We need to do more with less. Yet, clinicians spend 40% of their time on admin. It’s time to give clinicians their time back. To give patients their doctor back.

Recent healthcare technology has done the opposite. It’s added screens. It’s added logins. It’s asked clinicians to serve the system instead of the patient. Every system arrived promising time back. Every system took a little more away.

But healthcare has never been short of breakthroughs. Every generation of healthcare innovation has set a new standard. X-ray. Penicillin. Pacemaker. CT scanner. IVF. Each of these invented in Europe.

And now, the next standard is ready to be set. From Europe again. Bringing healthcare into the AI era. Enabling higher quality care while also improving efficiency, patient experience, and clinician work environment in parallel.

We’ve embraced the high standards Europe sets for sovereignty, data security, and clinical safety. Rather than shying away from it. Ensuring European healthcare can lead the way. Created for Europe from the start. Not adapted to it afterwards.

Designed to be the AI partner of European care providers. Three medical devices certified under EU MDR Class IIa. Data that stays in Europe. 100 inhouse clinicians delivering and developing our products. Already supporting 10,000 care organisations across 14 European markets.

Building the AI-native Clinic Operating System. With an AI Medical Assistant supporting clinicians before, during and after each patient visit. A Patient Flow solution supporting patients before and after their visits. Working in tandem with clinicians, patients, systems and nations.