Rachel Schow, Vice President at Left Lane Capital, spearheaded the deal and will join Koltin‘s board of directors.
The newly secured funding will enable Koltin to further its mission of improving the health and financial security of ageing Mexicans and their families. Koltin offers seniors comprehensive healthcare plans by integrating personalised insurance coverage with tailored care services from a dedicated clinical team.
Koltin was founded by Eduardo Ortiz and Carmen Rosillo after their grandparents were denied private health insurance due to their age. The company has since partnered with a major insurance carrier, granting members access to medical coverage, personalised health plans, and a team-based care approach.
With this funding, Koltin is positioned to revolutionise senior healthcare in Mexico, offering solutions that ensure both financial security and improved health outcomes for ageing individuals.
“Eduardo and the Koltin team are the first to offer a holistic solution for seniors in Mexico, combining proactive care with insurance that caters to their unique needs,” said Schow.
She added “Their approach not only addresses the gaps in an underserved market but also holds the potential to improve health outcomes and reshape how seniors access and afford their care. We’re excited to support their leadership in this critical shift.”
