Haici Technology

About Haici Technology

Haici Technology, established in May 2014, is a provider of smart mobile healthcare service platforms. The company, formally known as Guangzhou Haici Network Technology Co., LTD, focuses on the healthcare industry by offering hospitals a comprehensive, intelligent mobile medical service and operations platform. The firm was founded by Min Neng, who serves as the CEO. He has over a decade of experience in team management at publicly listed companies and in software development. The Chief Technology Officer is Li Yuan-cheng, a computer science graduate from Central South University with extensive technical experience.

Haici Technology's business model is centered on providing a SaaS-based platform to public hospitals in China. This platform digitizes and optimizes the entire patient process, including appointments, payments, retrieving test results, and post-treatment follow-ups. The company develops these systems for hospital clients on platforms like WeChat and Alipay, integrating with existing Hospital Information Systems (HIS) to streamline workflows and improve patient experience. By moving many services online, the company helps hospitals manage patient flow, reduce wait times, and compete with online-only medical platforms. Its services cover a wide range, including internet hospitals, unified payment and billing management, chronic disease management, and home nursing care platforms.

The company has secured significant funding across several rounds, including an angel round in 2015, a Series A in 2016, a near-RMB 100 million Series B in 2017, and a strategic financing round from Baidu in 2019. Its investors include prominent firms such as Baidu Ventures, Eight Roads, SIG (China), Vertex Holdings, and F-Prime Capital. By 2019, the platform was serving nearly 600 hospitals and had processed transactions worth 15 billion yuan from 150 million visits. As of late 2021, it served over 1,000 hospitals in 233 cities, with cumulative transactions exceeding 130 billion yuan from nearly 600 million transactions.