About Docly
Docly is a corporate spin-off from Min Doktor — the pioneering Swedish digital healthcare provider.
Our industry-leading digital platform has helped more than 400,000 patients since it was launched in 2013.
Docly was created in 2018 to offer a proven, high-quality digital healthcare solution to patients, government bodies and private organisations in Europe and beyond.
Docly's ‘Time To Care’ concept streamlines the work of healthcare professionals — offering structured data collection, analysis and quality improvement, enabling them to focus on caring for more patients — quickly and efficiently.
Digitalisation of healthcare
Healthcare systems across the globe are under increasing pressure to cope. An ageing population and health problems due to modern lifestyles are placing huge demands on our traditional ways of caring for people.
Multiple studies have shown that by utilising tech and digital solutions, significant savings can be made to healthcare budgets.
Digital consultations — such as Docly's text-based model — are now an essential element of healthcare's digital age. It's time to care.
Key Facts & Figures
Worldwide, we've taken care of over 400,000 people and counting
We want to make quality healthcare accessible to everyone — from anywhere, easily and with empathy. A new type of healthcare that's in harmony with your daily life. Healthcare that's better for you, better for healthcare professionals and, of course, better for society.
Facts
Docly Healthcare AB
Docly (International), Founded 2018
Mindoktor (Sweden), Founded in 2013- Owners
Founders, team members, business angels, institutional investors Docly Top Executives Team and Board Members Founder
Docly Top Executives Team and Board Members
- Founder
Magnus Nyhlén
- CEO
Laurens Leurink
- Chairman of the Board
Andy Williams
- Other Board Members
Magnus Nyhlén, Lars Jörnow, Pontus Bodelsson, Mårten Forste
- Chief Financial Officer
Fredrik Meurling
- Chief Operating Officer
Roger Jansson
- Head of Legal & DPO
Diana Melander
- Head of People and Culture
Martin Sandberg