Log my Care secures £3M to expand its digital care platform

London-based Log my Care, a digital care management platform, secures £3M funding from Mercia Ventures to become a leader in the learning disability sector and expand its reach within home care services. The company plans to use the funds to increase the number of patients it looks after from 20,000 to over 100,000, as well as develop a rostering tool to help agencies manage staff schedules for home care visits.

Log my Care also aims to launch a new GP Connect service to integrate with the NHS, allowing carers to access General Practice (GP) record data. The company reports NHS approval as a trusted supplier of digital social care records, with the government's extended annual scheme offering an opportunity for care providers to transition from paper records to digital systems.

Founded in 2017, Log my Care offers a mobile app that enables carers to record patient notes, access medical records, and receive reminders, saving time and improving efficiency. The platform currently supports over 1,300 care providers serving around 20,000 patients, with a team of 35 employees and an 80 per cent increase in annual recurring revenue in 2023, surpassing £2M.

Mercia Ventures, the investor in Log my Care, is a venture capital firm that invests up to £10M in various sectors. With 11 UK offices, Mercia Ventures aims to be a 'first-choice' partner for growth-stage companies, managing investment funds alongside private equity and debt operations.