Dakar-based Eyone Medical just landed 1 billion CFA francs ($1.7 million) from a government-backed fund, igniting a nationwide patient record revolution in Senegal announced on February 26, 2026.
- Dakar-based Eyone Medical just landed 1 billion CFA francs ($1.7 million) from a government-backed fund, igniting a nationwide patient record...
- This cash infusion powers the Shared Single Patient Record (DPUP) system nationwide.
- SEAF manages it to target small- and medium-sized enterprises that are ignored by banks.
- Predictive diagnostics and automated admin tasks slash costs.
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This cash infusion powers the Shared Single Patient Record (DPUP) system nationwide. The move catapults Eyone Medical’s digital health expansion into high gear.
The funding arrives from Oyass Capital, a 52 billion CFA franc vehicle launched in 2024. Senegal’s sovereign wealth fund FONSIS backs the initiative. SEAF manages it to target small- and medium-sized enterprises that are ignored by banks.
Oyass Capital spots high-potential firms vital to Senegal’s economy. Eyone Medical fits that mould with its digital health platform. The partnership blends public goals with private drive.
Funding fuels Eyone Medical’s digital health expansion
Eyone Medical deploys the $1.7 million to scale technical infrastructure first. The platform handles surging data from DPUP’s national rollout. Stability stays rock-solid as usage explodes.
Artificial intelligence tools are next. Predictive diagnostics and automated admin tasks slash costs. Efficiency surges for healthcare providers nationwide.
Eyone Medical already operates in Mali, Côte d’Ivoire, Cameroon, and Gabon. Dakar remains the hub for digital health expansion. The funds push operations deeper into Francophone Africa.
Strategic push in digital health expansion
The $1.7 million round builds on Eyone Medical’s earlier success. A $1 million raise in December 2024 strengthened its AI-powered care platform, with support from SONATEL’s VIF fund and BICIS Groupe SUNU.
Eyone Medical continues to lead Senegal’s healthcare digitisation drive, and the Oyass Capital deal reinforces strong public-private collaboration. Patients benefit from unified medical records that doctors can access instantly, while providers reduce paperwork using AI tools.
With regional expansion underway, the $1.7 million investment adds fresh momentum to Eyone Medical’s growth.
Doctors praise the single record system. “This reinforcement is critical to ensuring the platform’s stability,” notes an Eyone Medical update. Expansion creates jobs in tech and health sectors.