HD, the leading healthcare and surgery marketplace in Southeast Asia, announced today that it has signed a collaboration agreement with Johnson & Johnson MedTech (Thailand) Ltd. This collaboration aims to elevate the surgical skills of healthcare providers and surgeons operating on HD’s HDmall and HDcare platforms in Thailand, and increase patients’ access to high-tech and innovative surgical procedures. This will help to improve patient outcomes and quality of life, while also reducing the cost of healthcare services.
“We are thrilled to enter this collaborative partnership with Johnson & Johnson MedTech (Thailand) to improve access to high-tech surgical procedures,” said Sheji Ho, CEO and co-founder of HD. “This collaboration reinforces our commitment to making quality healthcare services and elective surgeries more accessible and affordable in Thailand and eventually Southeast Asia.”
HD, which operates the HDmall platform in Thailand and Indonesia, previously announced a successful $6m funding round from a group of investors incl. Partech Partners, M Venture Partners, AC Ventures, iSeed, and Orvel Ventures. HD is also one of ten startups recently accepted into the Google for Startups Accelerator: Southeast Asia program.
Last year, HD launched HDcare, its new innovative elective surgery product. HDcare works with healthcare providers – many already on the HDmall platform – to increase utilization of hospitals’ and clinics’ operating room capacities. With low utilization rates across private hospital infrastructure, this ‘Airbnb for Surgeries’ solution enables HD to reduce costs for both healthcare providers and patients while empowering surgeons to regain their independence.
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