Loovi secures €1 million to advance preventive health
Stockholm-based startup Loovi has raised €1 million to accelerate the development and rollout of its digital platform focused on preventive health and longevity. The fresh capital will be used to enhance product capabilities, deepen clinical validation and expand the company’s footprint across European markets.
A data-driven approach to longevity
Loovi positions itself at the intersection of digital health, personalized medicine and lifestyle interventions. Its platform aggregates user data such as biomarkers, activity levels, sleep patterns and nutrition habits, then applies advanced AI algorithms to generate tailored health insights and long-term risk assessments.
The goal is to help users identify and address potential health issues years before they manifest as chronic disease. By translating complex data into practical recommendations, Loovi aims to support healthier daily decisions rather than short-lived wellness trends.
Targeting pressure points in healthcare systems
As European healthcare systems struggle with ageing populations and rising rates of chronic conditions, policymakers increasingly emphasize preventive care. Platforms like Loovi promise to reduce the burden on hospitals and primary care by shifting focus from treatment to early intervention.
The company is working to align its solution with clinicians and insurers, enabling potential integration into employer benefit schemes and value-based care models. This could make personalized longevity tools accessible beyond early adopters and wellness enthusiasts.
Scaling across Europe
The €1 million funding round will support hiring in product development, clinical research and partnerships. Loovi plans to strengthen its scientific advisory network and pursue additional regulatory and data-protection safeguards to meet stringent European standards.
With this investment, the Stockholm startup is positioning itself as a serious contender in Europe’s fast-growing healthtech and longevity market, betting that proactive, data-driven care will define the next decade of digital health innovation.