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Lifen has raised $80.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Key people at Lifen.
Lifen has raised $80.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Lifen offers a digital platform streamlining secure healthcare data exchange, providing instant access to vital health information for all stakeholders. Powered by proprietary AI, its solutions automate medical document integration into Electronic Health Records, digitizing workflows. This platform ensures a seamless flow of patient data across the care continuum.
Founded in 2015 by Franck Le Ouay, Alexandre Huckert, and Etienne Depaulis, Lifen emerged from the belief that accessible health data is crucial for quality, sustainable healthcare. Franck Le Ouay, a Criteo co-founder, brought experience in scalable digital systems. The team identified digital technology as vital for managing increasing healthcare demands.
Lifen serves medical professionals, hospitals, and research institutions, reducing administrative burdens to enhance patient care. Its mission is to establish the leading Healthcare Operating System, ensuring timely, accurate information flow. Lifen envisions a future where its platform creates truly patient-centric healthcare, driving improved care and operational efficiency.
Key people at Lifen.
Lifen has raised $80.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Lifen's investors include Pierre Moustial, Partech, Serena Capital, Daphni, Idinvest Partners, Majycc eSant.
Lifen has raised $80.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $57.4M Series C in November 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 15, 2021 | $57.4M Series C | Pierre Moustial | Partech, Serena Capital | Announced |
| Jun 13, 2019 | $22.6M Venture Round | Partech | Daphni, Idinvest Partners, Majycc Esant, Serena Capital | Announced |
Lifen is a French MedTech startup that provides a SaaS platform for secure digital exchange of medical documents, evolving into comprehensive digital infrastructure for healthcare. It enables hospitals, doctors, and patients to send and receive reports paperlessly, using AI to structure data, manage identities, and distribute eHealth solutions.[1][2][3] Serving over 600 healthcare institutions in France—supporting 2 million patients monthly—Lifen addresses data privacy barriers to digitization, with reported 2022 revenue of $18M (64% YoY growth) from subscriptions charged to physicians, facilities, and developers.[1][3][5] The company plans European expansion, targeting 1,500 hospitals and 200 eHealth integrations by 2025, backed by $104M+ in total funding.[4][5]
Founded in 2015 in Paris, Lifen emerged from the need to replace paper-based and insecure email medical document sharing in France's healthcare system.[2][3] Co-founder Alexandre Huckert highlighted the marathon-like challenge of healthcare transformation, starting with secure messaging protocols compatible with all medical software, including automatic correspondent detection via a medical directory.[1][4] Early traction was rapid: by 2021, it became France's leading secure messaging operator with 600 partner institutions sending 2M documents monthly to 240,000 doctors.[1][2][3] A pivotal $58M (€50M) Series C in November 2021 from Creadev, Lauxera Capital Partners, Partech, and Serena fueled growth, hiring 200+ staff and platform expansion beyond messaging to AI-driven data structuring and an app store for eHealth tools.[1][2][3]
Lifen rides the wave of European healthcare digitization, accelerated by post-COVID demands for paperless systems and AI in medtech, where legacy fax/paper persists due to privacy regs like GDPR.[1][2][3] Timing aligns with France's Tibi-approved investments and EU health data interoperability pushes, positioning Lifen as a "flagship" for hospital OS-like infrastructure.[1][2] Market tailwinds include rising eHealth adoption and cost pressures favoring SaaS that cuts admin burdens; Lifen influences the ecosystem by empowering developers (Salesforce-style app store) and enabling 1,500-hospital scale, fostering a network effect in fragmented medtech.[3][5]
Lifen's trajectory points to dominance in Europe's $100B+ digital health infrastructure market, with geo-expansion into UK/Germany and wallet-share growth via AI/EHR tools likely driving revenue past $50M by 2026.[5] Trends like AI data structuring and regulatory harmonization will propel it, potentially evolving into a full healthcare "operating system" influencing standards. As digital reports replace paper for millions, Lifen exemplifies how targeted infrastructure unlocks broader medtech innovation.
