Berlin-based LillianCare, a pioneering healthcare company, has successfully completed a €1.5 million extension funding round. This new investment demonstrates strong investor confidence in LillianCare’s mission to tackle Germany’s critical physician shortage through innovative healthcare delivery.
Leading the funding round were Nina Capital and caesar., both of whom reaffirmed their commitment to LillianCare’s vision. They were joined by established investors such as Calm/Storm Ventures and Björn von Siemens, who have shown their continued support by reinvesting in the company. This backing underscores the investors’ belief in LillianCare’s potential to address urgent healthcare needs in Germany.
Marc Subirats, General Partner at Nina Capital, highlighted the positive impact of LillianCare’s existing practices in Nastätten and Neuerburg, expressing excitement for the company’s future expansion. Dr. Carolin Gabor, Managing Partner at caesar., emphasized the critical need for LillianCare’s solutions, noting the current shortage of 4,100 general practitioner positions in Germany.
The funding round also attracted new investors, including Ship2B Ventures, which made a significant investment through the BSocial Impact Fund. Jordi Ferrer, Investment Director at Ship2B, praised LillianCare’s innovative hybrid practice model and its commitment to improving healthcare accessibility. Other new investors include Atlantis Ventures, Stefan Menden, Pascal Werner, and Markus Frühwein, a member of LillianCare’s advisory board, bringing additional expertise and validation to the company’s innovative approach.
Founded in 2023, LillianCare has developed a platform that enables nurses to serve as the first point of contact for outpatients with health complaints, performing 60% of treatments with digital supervision from doctors. This allows doctors to focus on more complex cases. The platform’s data-driven alignment of processes and clinical decisions ensures high-quality medical care, reintroduces local healthcare to underserved communities, and improves working conditions for medical staff.
Linus Drop, CEO and Co-Founder of LillianCare, expressed gratitude for the continued support from current investors and excitement for the new investors who share their vision. This funding will enable LillianCare to expand its reach and continue making a positive impact on healthcare accessibility in Germany.
