HaloDoc
Founded Year
2016Stage
Series C | AliveTotal Raised
$158MLast Raised
$80M | 2 yrs agoMosaic Score The Mosaic Score is an algorithm that measures the overall financial health and market potential of private companies.
+40 points in the past 30 days
About HaloDoc
HaloDoc is a communication platform that instantly connects users to doctors, and offers the quick, safe and convenient delivery of medications, vitamins and supplements.
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Latest HaloDoc News
May 29, 2023
Haleon's Panadol Klinik Cekatan extends reach to people with limited mobility and healthcare access in areas affected by natural disasters English The eight-week mobile clinic services program to deploy pilot Pain Phone unit to facilitate telehealth consultation JAKARTA, Indonesia, May 29, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Following the success of the Panadol Klinik Cekatan initiative, Haleon , a global leader in consumer health and maker of Panadol , and Halodoc, one of Indonesia's leading digital health ecosystem, revealed their next stage in tackling medical care access barriers through their mobile clinic services partnership. The extended program aims to reach people with limited mobility and access to medical consultation and treatment, focusing on the people affected by the November 2022 Cianjur earthquake. The mobile clinic services program will be aided by the Panadol Pain Phone, a first-of-its-kind telemedicine unit, bridging the distance between rural communities and medical experts using technology. (From left to right) Dhanica Mae Tiu (General Manager of Haleon Indonesia), Setiaji (Chief of Digital Transformation Office of the Ministry of Health Republic of Indonesia), Yudith Arianda (Marketing Lead of Haleon Indonesia), and dr. Irwan Heriyanto, MARS (Chief of Medical of Halodoc) at the launch of Panadol Klinik Cekatan Stage 2 program and addition of the Panadol Pain Phone. Haleon, a global leader in consumer health and maker of Panadol, in collaboration with Halodoc, announced the launch of the Panadol Pain Phone in Jakarta today (29/5). Inspired by the conventional phone booth, the telehealth unit has features like a video screen for face-to-face interactions and sensors measuring heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, and oxygen levels. The technology will be first deployed in Cianjur to reach communities and individuals affected by the 2022 earthquake. Following the success of the Panadol Klinik Cekatan program, Haleon, a global leader in consumer health and maker of Panadol, with Halodoc, continues to improve medical care access for Indonesians in rural areas. The program's expansion includes the launch of the Panadol Pain Phone, which provides both preventive and curative measures through medical consultation, treatment prescription and medication delivery. With 43% of Indonesians living in rural areas[1], access is a key consideration when having to choose between enduring the physical and emotional burden of pain or making a long journey to get medical care. Among these rural communities, people displaced by the earthquake may find themselves in a more dire situation as they face not only access barriers due to poor road conditions, but are also potentially undergoing skin problems, respiratory infections and digestion issues as current living conditions in temporary tent housing also limit access to clean water. In recognition of the emergent situation, the eight-week Panadol Klinik Cekatan program, complemented by the Panadol Pain Phone, will be deployed to reach 10,000 people across 16 villages in the Cugenang district, providing both preventive and curative measures through medical consultation, treatment prescription and medication delivery. Similar to the free consultations and medicine provided by the mobile clinic teams, the Pain Phone is designed to enable medical consultation and vital signs checks, while the accompanying medical team assists patients with its use as well as distribution of basic medication. The mobile telehealth unit incorporates key devices to make the consultation personal and reliable through a video screen for face-to-face interactions, as well as sensors that measure metrics such as heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, and oxygen levels. The unit is also intended as a test-and-learn pilot program with improvements and adjustments to be made for subsequent phases based on learnings from the field. Setiaji, Chief of the Digital Transformation Office, Ministry of Health, said: "Through the six pillars of transformation, we believe that digitalization is one of the keys to making healthcare more inclusive. The Panadol Klinik Cekatan and Pain Phone program by Haleon and Halodoc is a real example of how we can participate in accelerating health access throughout the country and making healthcare and health education accessible to more people." Dhanica Mae Tiu, General Manager, Indonesia, Haleon, said: "At Haleon, we are committed to do more to tackle barriers that stand in the way of people's better everyday health. We do so by understanding what holds people back from better everyday health so we can include them in opportunities to improve their health and that of their loved ones. Enabling easier and faster access to medical care is critical when millions of Indonesians are found to be delaying treatment because medical care is too far away for them. Through our continued and concerted efforts with Halodoc, we remain focused in bringing access to affordable and high-quality health care as well as empowerment through self-care promotion – this time using technology to bring remote consultation solutions to rural communities as well as people direly affected by the earthquake." dr. Irwan Heriyanto, MARS, Chief of Medical Halodoc, explained, "There is a need to continue our efforts to enhance public health literacy in Indonesia, specifically in smaller cities and underserved communities. Hence, apart from providing free health consultations and basic medication, Halodoc supports Panadol Klinik Cekatan by providing education on the importance of basic healthy lifestyle and self-care treatment. The introduction of the Pain Phone service is yet another step forward in our collaborative outreach efforts with Haleon to simplify access to healthcare through technology. We hold an optimistic view that this partnership can play a significant role in improving the overall health of Indonesians." To date, the Panadol Klinik Cekatan program has made over 7,000 free consultations, connecting people with experts to diagnose their pain, including those suffering from headaches, joint and muscle pains, as well as conditions such as hypertension, anorexia, and asthma, which can be life-threatening conditions if treatment is delayed. As the partnership continues, more outreach efforts are planned to expand the mobile clinic's coverage to other rural areas and help bridge the access gap for more people across Indonesia. [1] Source: The World Bank, 2021 https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.RUR.TOTL.ZS?locations=ID Source: Haleon
HaloDoc Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was HaloDoc founded?
HaloDoc was founded in 2016.
Where is HaloDoc's headquarters?
HaloDoc's headquarters is located at Jl. HR Rasuna Said Kav B-34, 4th Floor, Kuningan, Jakarta.
What is HaloDoc's latest funding round?
HaloDoc's latest funding round is Series C.
How much did HaloDoc raise?
HaloDoc raised a total of $158M.
Who are the investors of HaloDoc?
Investors of HaloDoc include Blibli, SingTel Innov8, OpenSpace Ventures, UOB Venture Management, Allianz X and 16 more.
Who are HaloDoc's competitors?
Competitors of HaloDoc include Prixa and 3 more.
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