Salo, a health startup (your health) of São Paulo, announced an investment of R$12 million led by the SoftBank Fund in Latin America. According to Exame, Aggir Ventures and Norte Capital also participated in the round, along with investors such as Vitor Asseituno (Sami), Felipe Lourenço (iClinic), Bruno Lagoeiro (Pebmed) and Ricardo Duarte (Beacon).
Salú was founded in 2019 by CEOs André Boff, René Neme and Ricardo Silveira, as well as Dr. Irineu Massaia, MD, a pathologist from the University of the South Pacific. Its goal is to facilitate occupational health and safety operations in companies by digitizing and analyzing data in real time.
Its platform has control of online exams and scheduling, as well as symptom screening, preventive measures, telemedicine, and digital exams. The company says the solution is suitable for E-social, a government platform, and has the protections required by the General Data Protection Regulation (LGPD).
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“we one stop [local que oferece diversos produtos e serviços] René Neme, CEO of Salú, told Exame: A reference for our companies in all the matters they need in terms of occupational medicine and health and safety at work, but also in population management and complementary health.
Now the company intends to expand the scope of business with the aim of reaching the entire national territory and becoming a leader in its class. Companies such as C6 Bank, Loft, GetNinjas, Olist, Warren, Banco Genial, Merama, RD Station, OpenCo, Labi Exames, Will Bank and Buser are some of Salú’s current clients.
source: Exam
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