Lifted raises $6.2m funding to help tackle the care crisis

The latest investment will help Lifted develop an app-led care platform designed to transform the home care experience

London-based care-tech start-up Lifted has raised $6.2m in a Series A funding round led by Fuel Ventures. This latest round takes the total raised by Lifted to $11.2m.

1818 Venture Capital also increased their investment and were joined by new investors Novit Ventures, Perivoli Innovations, the J.B. Ugland family office and a number of Angels.

The number of people caring for adult loved ones has increased exponentially during the pandemic with almost 1 in 2 people supporting people outside their household. With the market set to double, care homes unpopular, and the Government yet to put forward a long-term plan for social care, Lifted is addressing a huge commercial opportunity and social need.

Lifted is a start-up on a mission to help fix the current care crisis by revolutionising home care. Using its bespoke Care Management Platform, it aims to provide a seamless care experience that increases peace of mind for families and improves working conditions for Carers. Lifted’s platform is unique in supporting families across the full care journey, providing free care advice for families and gamifying the experience for Carers to enable loved ones to stay in their own homes for longer.

Lifted will use the latest funding to launch the world’s first one-stop shop for everything needed to find and maintain care for a loved one, starting with those living with dementia. It will build the first app-led care experience for families and develop their data-led gamification tools for Carers to boost engagement and retention. Lifted aims to create a digital brand for the caring generation.

Rachael Crook, Lifted CEO said: “In the last year, the number of people caring for loved ones has dramatically increased. At Lifted we believe no one should care alone. We are unique in revolutionizing the experience of care for the whole family and for Carers, enabling families to live great lives even in the toughest of times. In 12 months, we have tripled revenue, launched the first App in the world to offer free care advice, and cut Carer churn to half the industry average, all while maintaining exclusively 5-star reviews on Trustpilot. The care market is enormous and set to double, yet there has been a chronic lack of investment to address the scale of the challenge. We are hugely excited to scale the business and give more families and Carers the care experience they deserve.”

Mark Pearson, managing partner of Fuel Ventures said: “We’re delighted to work with Lifted on this latest round. Rachael, Sam and their team have delivered exceptional growth in the past year in the most difficult of circumstances. They have a unique vision of the future for care and their model is delivering clear results for both sides of the marketplace. With an exceptional team, and industry-defining technology we are excited to partner with them as they build the care unicorn the sector is waiting for.”

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