Deep Care again receives millions

Deep Care on course for expansion: millions in funding to position itself as a comprehensive provider of artificial intelligence in the corporate health sector.

Ludwigsburg - The healthcare start-up Deep Care has once again raised millions in a second round of financing. In addition to investors from the previous round, well-known investors such as Sparkassenkapital Ulm GmbH, Volksbank Albstadt ChancenKapital GmbH, S-WagnisVC Unternehmensbeteiligungs GmbH and S-Unternehmensbeteiligungsgesellschaft Ostalb mbH also participated. In addition, the federal government granted funding of around 650,000 euros for two research and development projects.

Continuous growth and customer acquisition

Deep Care launched its first innovation on the market in 2023 and has since acquired more than 120 business customers. The 800% increase in turnover for the second consecutive year is also impressive. This underlines the high demand for the company's digital health assistance. The startup has not only acquired major customers such as E.ON and Deutsche Bahn, but has also entered into important partnerships with Die Techniker, AOK and B-A-D.

Deep Care's solution is a digital health assistant based on artificial intelligence and state-of-the-art sensor technology. The aim is to identify and report health risks in the workplace in real time. This includes aspects such as lack of exercise or poor ergonomics of work equipment.

Strategic expansion into occupational health and safety

Deep Care plans to establish itself as a comprehensive provider of digital health solutions throughout Europe in the coming years. A key step in this is the planned expansion into occupational health and safety, which is mandatory for all German companies. The sensor-supported AI application is intended to enable various occupational health and safety measures.

In future, Deep Care's technology will make it possible to check workplace conditions in the home environment as part of a risk assessment.

Elisabeth Strathaus, Senior Safety Engineer at Phoenix Contact

In collaboration with research institutes such as the Fraunhofer Institutes IOSB and IGD and the Institute for Sport and Sports Science at KIT, Deep Care is driving further projects forward. One of these aims to record stress parameters in the workplace using non-invasive sensor technology in order to promote mental well-being and reduce stress-related absences from work.

Background Deep Care

Deep Care is a high-tech start-up from the healthcare industry, founded in Waiblingen in 2020 and based in Ludwigsburg since 2022. With a team of 18 employees, the company develops innovative technologies and artificial intelligence for occupational health and safety, with a focus on low-threshold solutions for the modern working reality. We already reported on the first financing round 2022 for Deep Care on the Startbase.