LetsGetChecked key facts
- Developer of a medical health testing platform intended to connect customers and global laboratories for personal health testing, telehealth services, and pharmacy capabilities.
- It has raised $559.6M; the latest was Debt - General in May 2025.
- Notable investors include Qiming Venture Partners USA, Oak HC/FT, Elkstone, Deerfield Management, Casdin Capital — 20 tracked in total.
- Status: Privately Held (backing).
Who backs LetsGetChecked
20+- ·The complete investor list: 20 names
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LetsGetChecked funding rounds
No funding rounds for LetsGetChecked are on record yet — either the company hasn't raised institutional capital, or the raise hasn't surfaced in our sources.
LetsGetChecked investors
20 investors are on record for LetsGetChecked, including Qiming Venture Partners USA, Oak HC/FT, Elkstone and Deerfield Management. By type, the record holds 7 venture capital firms, 2 private equity firms and 1 family office.
Who runs LetsGetChecked
1 person is listed on the LetsGetChecked team: 1 board member. 1 of them have a verified direct contact on file.
About LetsGetChecked
Developer of a medical health testing platform intended to connect customers and global laboratories for personal health testing, telehealth services, and pharmacy capabilities. The company's platform offers testing kits online in which users provide blood or urine samples using a prepaid envelope and the analyzed results are uploaded online, enabling patients to receive home testing facilities for a range of possible illnesses like cancer disease, sexual health problems, fertility, COVID-19 and hormone testing.
- Sector
- Healthcare
- HQ
- Dublin, Ireland
- Employees
- 800
- Website
- letsgetchecked.com/
- Ownership
- Privately Held (backing)
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