Salaso, the Kerry-based health technology company is to create 20 new technology jobs in software development, data analytics, research and development and digital marketing and sales, having secured investment from the Davy EIIS Fund. The Fund is managed by BES Management DAC, a joint venture between BDO and Davy.
Salaso is a health technology company providing a digital therapeutics platform that enables clinics, hospitals and health systems build a powerful digital channel for their services.
The award winning technology platform delivers data on patient activation and key insights to enable true digital transformation in healthcare delivery.
CEO and founder of Salaso, Aoife Ní Mhuirí, said the investment will allow Salaso to grow its expanding international client base.
“This is a very exciting time for Salaso, as we grow our client base and continue to evolve and develop our cutting-edge digital therapeutics platform.
Our team is highly skilled both in technology and delivering innovative evidence-based clinical solutions. This investment will enable Salaso to continue to expand the team and to grow internationally with a particular focus on the US market.”
Sinead Heaney, partner at BDO said:
“Salaso is ideally placed to exploit the growing market trends of digital adoption in healthcare and the increasing focus on employee wellness. We are delighted to announce this investment and are excited about supporting the management team to achieve their international growth plans.”
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