Qida

qida.es ↗ ·Barcelona ·Series B

Qida (legally Caring Well, S.L.) is a Spanish tech-enabled home care company that matches families with vetted caregivers for elderly, dependent and chronically ill people, offering everything from hourly visits to 24-hour live-in care plus physiotherapy and hospital accompaniment. It combines a caregiver marketplace with a clinical platform for proactive, preventive monitoring, serving both private clients (B2C) and public administrations, insurers and banks (B2B/B2B2C). In November 2025 it raised €37M led by Quadrille Capital — the largest eldercare and social-impact round ever closed in Spain — and is a B Corp targeting 100,000 people served and €100M revenue by 2027, having acquired nine smaller care providers in three years.

Founded
2018
Founders
3
Total funds raised
€59.5M
Rounds
4
Investors
11
Last round
Nov 2025
SectorsHealthtech, Home care, Eldercare, Marketplace, Impact Start-up MapHealthtech & Bio › Elder & home care services

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Founders

Anna Montañés
Co-founder
Guillem Garcia
Co-founder
Oriol Fuertes Cabassa
Co-founder & CEO

Global models 5

Honor
United States · www.joinhonor.com ↗
Home care network for older adults that matches vetted caregivers with families through its own technology platform and sells both to private payers and through partners.
$535MComparable
Cera
United Kingdom · www.ceracare.co.uk ↗
Home care provider for elderly and chronically ill people that uses a digital platform to match carers and monitor patients preventively, paid by the NHS, local councils and private clients.
$320MComparable
Papa
United States · www.papa.com ↗
Matches vetted helpers with older adults for companionship and in-home support, sold mainly to health insurers and employers as a B2B2C benefit.
$241MComparable
Care.com
United States · www.care.com ↗
Online marketplace where families find and hire vetted caregivers, senior care included, with a B2B arm selling care benefits to employers.
$111MComparable
Homage
Singapore · www.homage.co ↗
Tech-enabled home care platform that matches trained caregivers and nurses with elderly and chronically ill people, serving families, insurers and public health systems.
$70MComparable

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Investors 11

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Funding rounds 4

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