Warsaw-based Jutro Medical raises fresh capital to scale its AI-powered clinic network across Europe.
Warsaw, Poland, 16 December 2025 – Jutro Medical, a primary healthcare startup based in Warsaw, has raised €24 million in new funding to accelerate the expansion of its AI-enabled primary care model. The round, which extends the company’s earlier Series A, brings total funding to €36 million and signals growing investor confidence in technology-led healthcare delivery.
The latest investment was led by Warsaw Equity Group, with participation from Vinci, naturalX Health Ventures, Fluent Ventures, Aternus, KAYA VC, and Inovo VC. The funding package also includes debt financing from mBank and Orbit Capital.
Using AI to reduce pressure on doctors
Founded in 2020, Jutro Medical combines physical clinics with a digital-first care platform built on its own electronic health record system. The company operates its clinics using proprietary software and AI tools designed to handle administrative and routine clinical tasks.
According to founder and CEO Adam Janczewski, the approach allows doctors to focus more on patient care rather than paperwork. AI agents currently manage thousands of patient interactions each month, supporting tasks such as appointment handling, documentation, and follow-ups. The use of AI remains optional, with patients always able to choose traditional consultations.
Blending online and in-person care
Jutro Medical offers virtual consultations through its telemedicine platform and mobile app, allowing patients to receive prescriptions, referrals, lab results, and medical leave for less complex cases. For more serious or urgent needs, patients can visit one of the company’s clinics, often seeing the same doctor they consulted online, helping maintain continuity of care.
The company describes itself as one of the first in Europe to apply an AI rollup model to primary care at scale. Over its first four years, Jutro focused heavily on building its digital infrastructure, creating a foundation that now supports rapid AI deployment across its network.
A unified model for clinic expansion
A key part of Jutro Medical’s growth strategy is acquiring existing clinics and integrating them into a single operational and technological system. Each clinic gains access to the same workflows, EHR, and AI tools, which the company says improves efficiency, consistency, and financial performance.
This year alone, Jutro has added nine clinics and plans to complete around 20 acquisitions annually. The company currently serves about 120,000 patients across Poland and reports high satisfaction levels, with strong patient ratings and a high net promoter score.
Looking beyond Poland
The new funding will support continued clinic acquisitions within Poland and help Jutro expand into other European markets. Investors point to structural changes in primary care, including aging doctors and fragmented clinic ownership, as a major opportunity for consolidation supported by technology.
Backers say Jutro’s rapid revenue growth, combined with near break-even operations, sets it apart in the healthcare sector. The company aims to build a pan-European primary care network that improves access, reduces waiting times, and sets a new standard for publicly funded healthcare delivery.
