South African Mental Health Startup Ollie Health Raises Funding
Launch Africa has made an undisclosed investment to help Ollie Health, a South African provider of mental health credits, expand. In 20 countries, the company wants to establish 100,000 credits for mental health.
Through an app, Ollie Health, which was founded in 2020 by Marc Gregory, gives users access to a variety of medical specialists throughout the globe, such as dentists, family doctors, chiropractors, psychologists, and more. Users can make appointments, get reminders for them, and access tailored video links for online consultations, among other things. Users have the option to pick whether they want to use a cash-direct service and can filter through the many practitioners that are offered through their medical aid scheme.
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