Senegalese E-Health Startup KERA Health Secures US$10M Investment from IFC.

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KERA Health Platforms, a Senegalese e-health startup, has raised US$10 million in funding from the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group. The investment will accelerate the development of its innovative digital healthcare platform, designed to make quality healthcare more accessible and affordable across West Africa.


KERA Leverages AI to Transform Healthcare Delivery in Senegal

Founded in 2023, KERA Health is an AI-powered digital platform that connects healthcare providers with patients while digitizing and analyzing healthcare data for improved service delivery. The platform streamlines operations for clinics and hospitals, helping them:

  • Reduce patient costs
  • Accelerate payment processing
  • Enhance service quality
  • Boost operational efficiency with AI-driven insights

KERA is focused on supporting underserved populations, including women and informal sector workers, ensuring they receive timely, affordable, and high-quality healthcare.


IFC’s $10M Investment to Accelerate Platform Development and Governance

The proposed US$10 million investment from IFC will be used to:

  • Expand and improve KERA’s software capabilities
  • Strengthen digital infrastructure for healthcare delivery
  • Enhance access to care for vulnerable and low-income communities

In addition to financial backing, the IFC will provide advisory support, helping KERA:

  • Implement global social and environmental standards
  • Improve corporate governance
  • Develop structured employee grievance mechanisms

Supporting Africa’s Digital Health Ecosystem

KERA’s funding from IFC highlights a growing confidence in Africa’s digital health startups and the vital role of technology in transforming healthcare systems.

Furthermore, by focusing on AI-driven efficiencies, KERA is uniquely positioned to address critical healthcare delivery gaps in Senegal and beyond, especially for marginalized groups who often face barriers in accessing quality care.

Lastly, this funding milestone positions KERA Health Platforms as a key player in Africa’s e-health and digital transformation journey. With the support of the IFC, KERA is set to scale its impact, reduce healthcare inequalities, and build a more inclusive health system powered by technology.

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