Doceree secures US$35m in Series B Funding, led by Creaegis

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Doceree’s technology-driven healthcare professional marketing expands with US$35m in Series B funding, led by Creaegis, to advance the sector globally

Doceree has announced a US$35m Series B round, led by Creaegis. Existing investors, Eight Roads Ventures and F-Prime Capital, also participated.

Founded in 2018, Doceree is the leading global network of physician-only platforms for programmatic messaging and is based in New York. 


Doceree aims to enhance global healthcare professional marketing 

Doceree aims to develop healthcare professional marketing across the world and the funds raised in this Series B round will allow the company to:

  • Grow the Doceree team
  • Transform product development
  • Augment technologies
  • Scale global expansion

“Right now is a great time to be in the healthcare innovation space,” said Harshit Jain MD Founder and Global CEO Doceree. “Our unique way of creatively using data to augment health outcomes gives us a competitive edge, globally. Through the M&A approach, we are trying to broaden our activities and operate in 21 other countries. We are also concentrating on growing our worldwide talent pool.”

Creaegis’ representatives Prakash Parthasarathy and Nitish Bandi said that they were excited to partner with Harshit and the Doceree team, to support the company in its next phase of growth.

“Our past experience of investing in pioneering global SaaS companies and in the healthcare ecosystem will enable us to support the company’s mission to create superior outcomes for pharma brands, providers and patients.”

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Using technology to reach Healthcare Professionals 

Jain has previously spoken with Healthcare Digital, where he discussed how technology can be used to support healthcare professionals post-COVID-19, in an exclusive byline ‘Doceree: Reaching HCPs effectively with technology’.

“Living amidst this rapid digital revolution, it becomes important to familiarise with the latest developments to be able to make the best use of technology for better healthcare outcomes. While the digital marketing in the industry has had a lagged adoption historically, it is today gaining popularity, owing to the switch to digital mediums during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

“Hence, the future of healthcare lies in moving ahead technology and being on top of the best, most effective and efficient practices to stay relevant in the coming years.”

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