In a move to making it a highly funded Asian startup based in healthcare technology, DocDoc has raised a new funding round worth $5.45 million.

The Singapore-based startup provides users with a platform allowing them to reach medical professionals to best fit their lifestyles. The startup works with over 23,000 doctors.

“DocDoc leverages the latest in clinical informatics, artificial intelligence and healthcare quality assessment across Asia’s largest healthcare provider network to deliver simple yet powerful solutions,” the startup said, as reported by Deal Street Asia.

The investment firm, Adamas Finance Asia Limited led the financing round. The London-based firm invested $2 million.

“The transformation of the ADAM portfolio is fully underway and the DocDoc investment represents an important step in creating London’s leading diversified, growth and income pan-Asian investment company,” ADAM Chairman John Croft said.

The startup hopes to provide patients with healthcare services that have better results and prove to be more affordable. Individual investors and regional family offices also participated in the $5.45 million funding round.

The startup, which currently has a footing in eight countries internationally, raised $18.6 million in the past.

“The investment has come at a most opportune time as we scale our value-added doctor discovery service in conjunction with the region’s largest insurance companies,” Cole Sirucek, DocDoc Co-Founder and CEO said.

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