Syrian healthtech startup Moadna, a digital platform for clinic management and appointment booking, has raised $50,000 in early-stage funding from a group of angel investors. The investment pushes the company’s valuation to $300,000 as it prepares for its next growth phase.
Quick Facts
- Funding: $50,000 in early-stage funding from angel investors.
- Valuation: Company valued at $300,000 post-investment.
- Traction: Serves over 550 doctors and 8,000 users.
Addressing a Gap in Syrian Healthcare
Founded by Tarek Skheta and Maged Hamdeh, Moadna provides an integrated platform for medical facilities in Syria. It enables clinics and medical centres to manage key operations, including appointments, patient records, medical visits, billing, revenues, and expenses. For patients, it offers a simple interface for digital booking and communication with healthcare providers.
Early Traction and Market Adoption
The startup has demonstrated significant early growth within the Syrian market. Moadna currently serves more than 550 doctors, clinics, and medical centres. The platform has also attracted a user base of over 8,000 individuals, who have collectively booked more than 3,500 appointments to date, showing a clear demand for its services.
Fueling Product Development and Expansion
The new capital will be used to enhance Moadna’s product, strengthen its technology infrastructure, and scale up its commercial operations. This funding serves as a bridge to a planned pre-seed round, which will support the company’s expansion goals within Syria and eventual entry into other regional markets. Moadna was previously a participant in Thimar, a support programme for Syrian startups.
About Moadna
Founded by Tarek Skheta and Maged Hamdeh, Moadna is a Syrian healthtech company offering an all-in-one platform for clinic and medical center management. The platform helps healthcare providers manage appointments, patient records, billing, and expenses, while allowing patients to book appointments and communicate with their doctors online.
Source: Wamda
