US EditionGlasgow AI assistant for GPs eyes new markets after securing £250,000 investment
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Glasgow AI assistant for GPs eyes new markets after securing £250,000 investment
A Glasgow tech firm that has developed an AI assistant for patients and clinicians is looking to new markets after securing £250,000 investment. GeneralPractice.AI is looking to expand its existing presence in the UK and Australia thanks to the funding round led by led by Deepbridge Capital. Founded by Dr Angus Perry, a practising GP in Alness and Invergordon in the Highlands, the platform has its own personalised healthcare app for patients wit…
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