Dutch healthtech startup OurMind has raised €2.1 mn to expand its AI platform for healthcare providers as hospital demand continues to increase. 4impact capital led the round, with additional backing from general practitioners and medical specialists.
The funding comes as healthcare systems face heavier operational pressure. Waiting lists keep growing, administrative workloads continue rising, and medical professionals spend longer hours on documentation and routine tasks.
That pressure has contributed to weaker job satisfaction across parts of the healthcare sector.
OurMind was founded by former orthopaedic surgeon Paul Koning and has support from healthcare professionals. The company develops AI tools that reduce administrative work and support clinicians before, during, and after patient consultations.
The startup works closely with hospitals and healthcare providers to implement generative AI safely in clinical settings. That approach matters because healthcare AI needs practical workflow fit, data discipline, and physician trust before it can scale.
Healthcare professionals participating in the round said supportive technologies need wider adoption as hospitals and practices struggle with staff shortages and burnout.
OurMind aims to automate time-consuming administrative work so clinicians can spend more time on patient care.
The company first launched Notes, an AI-powered tool that converts consultation conversations into medical documentation. More than 300 general practices and 14 hospitals now use the product.
OurMind is expanding beyond clinical notes with additional tools for consultation preparation, administrative support, and patient communication. The company is also building a broader AI platform that adapts to how individual healthcare professionals work.
The new funding will help OurMind scale its platform and respond to growing demand from healthcare organisations. The company’s larger goal is to support accessible, high-quality care as workforce constraints become more difficult for hospitals and clinics.
According to Beinsure analysts, OurMind fits a wider healthtech shift toward AI that removes administrative friction rather than replacing medical judgment. The strongest use case sits in documentation, preparation, and patient communication, where automation can save time without taking clinical responsibility away from professionals.
