Alo Hakeem Secures $165K to Expand Home Healthcare Services in Syria

Funding and Investors

EBLA Ventures led the $165,000 pre-seed funding round. The investment will help Alo Hakeem develop its digital platform and expand access to home healthcare services across Syria.

The startup initially funded its operations independently, developing a minimum viable product (MVP) and testing its service model through direct engagement with patients and healthcare professionals.

Alo Hakeem also participated in the ScaleUp 2025 programme and received mentorship through ChangeMakers, run by Maynger Ventures, and Thimar, an initiative supporting Syrian startups preparing for investment.

Alo Hakeem's Healthcare Platform

Alo Hakeem provides a digital platform that connects patients and families with licensed healthcare providers for home-based medical services. Its offerings include medical consultations, nursing, physiotherapy, elderly care, laboratory testing, and diagnostic imaging.

The platform coordinates appointments through its website and customer support operations, helping patients access healthcare services without relying exclusively on traditional medical facilities.

The company currently operates in Aleppo, Damascus, and Hama. It plans to expand into four additional Syrian governorates by the end of 2027.

How Alo Hakeem Plans to Use the Funding

The newly raised capital will support technology infrastructure development, expansion of the healthcare provider network, and team growth.

A key priority is the transition from its existing MVP to a fully developed digital platform. According to the company, its official mobile application is scheduled for public launch in November 2026.

The planned expansion is expected to help the startup extend its home healthcare services to more patients across Syria.

About Alo Hakeem

Founded in 2025 by Abdullatif Al-Baroudi and Albaraa Abdulsalam, Alo Hakeem is a Syrian healthtech startup headquartered in Aleppo. The company connects patients with licensed healthcare professionals for home medical consultations, nursing, physiotherapy, elderly care, laboratory testing, and diagnostic imaging.

The startup aims to improve access to home healthcare services through its digital platform, with plans to expand its geographical reach across Syria.

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