Miami-based healthcare payments platform Osigu, founded by Guatemalan entrepreneur Fernando Botrán, has secured $10m in funding to accelerate its mission of transforming Latin America’s healthcare infrastructure.
The strategic investment was led by Eos Ventures, marking its first foray into Latin America, with additional backing from Visa and IDC Ventures as part of Osigu’s oversubscribed Series B round.
Osigu operates a cloud-based platform designed to streamline the region’s healthcare payment system, which has long been plagued by inefficiencies and high administrative costs. By connecting insurers, healthcare providers, suppliers, and patients, the platform reduces paperwork, speeds up reimbursements, and increases transparency across transactions.
Zach Powell, general partner at Eos Ventures said, “Osigu is solving one of the most complex and costly challenges in Latin American healthcare and insurance: fixing how money moves within the system.”
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