Amsterdam’s OurMind raises €2.1 million to reduce healthcare…

In evolving news, homeNetherland-StartupsAmsterdam’s OurMind raises €2.1 million to reduce healthcare admin burden with AI FundingNetherland-Startups Amsterdam’s OurMind raises €2.1 million to reduce healthcare admin burden with AI By Rahul Raj June 11, 2026 Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedin OurMind, an Amsterdam-based startup developing AI solutions to reduce administrative burdens on healthcare providers and to reduce burnout, has raised €2.1 million to scale and expand its platform.  The round was led by 4impact capital, with a group of general practitioners and medical specialists also making a significant contribution. HomeNetherland-StartupsAmsterdam’s OurMind raises €2.1 million to reduce healthcare admin burden with AI FundingNetherland-Startups Amsterdam’s OurMind raises €2.1 million to reduce healthcare admin burden with AI By Rahul Raj June 11, 2026 Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedin OurMind, an Amsterdam-based startup developing AI solutions to reduce administrative burdens on healthcare providers and to reduce burnout, has raised €2.1 million to scale and expand its platform.  The round was led by 4impact capital, with a group of general practitioners and medical specialists also making a significant contribution.Paul Koning, a former orthopaedic surgeon and OurMind founder, said, “This investment enables us to scale up and expand our platform so that we can meet, and continue to meet, demand from hospitals.Ultimately, this is not about AI, but about how we can continue to deliver good care with the same number of people.” Founded in 2024 by Marco Ferraz, Paul Koning, Renan Sales Barros and Fredrik Gustafsson, OurMind is building a personal AI platform that grows with the user and helps free up more time for patient care.Key players involved: GI Partners, IK Partners This development has significant implications for Technology, potentially influencing competitive dynamics, investment patterns, and strategic priorities across the sector. As a result, job satisfaction among healthcare staff is declining. Market ImplicationsForward-Looking IndicatorsContinued consolidation expected in the sectorIncreasing focus on digital transformation and innovationGrowing importance of ESG considerations Expert Commentary Looking AheadFor complete details on this development, refer to the original report from EU-Startups. Frequently Asked Questions