Barcelona-based Qida has secured €37 million in new financing, marking the most significant investment to date in Spain’s eldercare and home care sector. International growth investors and impact-focused funds back the round, positioning the company to accelerate the digital transformation of care for aging populations.
Founded to enhance the quality, personalization, and continuity of in-home support for seniors and their families, Qida integrates care coordination, digital monitoring tools, and a network of trained caregivers. The company has experienced rapid growth in recent years, as demand for home-based assistance continues to increase amid demographic shifts and pressure on traditional care systems.
With this latest funding, Qida plans to expand its services to reach 100,000 seniors by 2027. The capital will support geographic expansion across Spain, investments in clinical coordination and tele-care technology, and the scaling of training and support resources for caregivers. The company is also expected to explore selective acquisitions as part of its growth strategy.
Spain has one of Europe’s fastest-aging populations, and the majority of families prefer in-home care over residential facilities. Investors in the funding round highlighted the strategic importance of developing scalable, technology-enabled solutions that can reduce fragmentation in the sector while improving patient outcomes.
The new capital also reflects growing investor interest in “care economy” infrastructure — sectors that support independent living, chronic care management and family support services. Qida’s model places emphasis not only on service delivery but also on longitudinal data and care-team coordination, areas seen as increasingly critical in addressing senior wellbeing and system-wide healthcare efficiency.
The company’s goal of reaching 100,000 seniors represents a significant expansion from its current operating base and will require continued investment in caregiver capacity, clinical oversight, and digital enablement. The funding positions Qida as a leading player in Europe’s emerging eldercare innovation landscape.
