For Physician Raises $267,200 at $4M Valuation for Doctor AI
Turkish startup For Physician, an AI and clinical collaboration platform for verified doctors, has raised $267,200 at a $4 million valuation and is entering Kazakhstan.

For Physician, a Turkish AI and clinical collaboration platform built exclusively for doctors, has raised $267,200 at a $4 million valuation. ÜNLÜ & Co, Dr. Orhan Mutlu Topal and several academic physicians joined the round, which was structured as a convertible note.
The company says it has completed product development and is now focused on growth. It has entered the Kazakhstan market and targets expansion in Turkestan and the Balkans. The startup is still raising money to fund partnerships with medical associations, regional expansion and marketing.
AI answers plus specialist opinion
Founded by Dr. Yusuf Bayram Tuğlu and Dr. Kübra Kablan Tuğlu, the platform admits only verified physicians. It combines AI answers based on medical literature with input from specialists in more than 20 branches. Doctors can pick a specialty and an expert, share a case and receive an opinion, while the final clinical decision stays with the physician. Users rate both AI answers and expert replies.
According to the company, the platform has recorded 300,000 case posts and 1.5 million physician comments. AI tools launched in May have generated 100,000 messages between doctors and the AI, and the company puts physician satisfaction with AI answers at 99%.
Skills and association partnerships
The highest-rated expert answers now steer the development of specialized "skill" tools aimed at specific clinical tasks and specialties. These include literature review, ECG evaluation support, and drafting prescriptions and orders.
For Physician puts partnerships with physician associations at the center of its growth strategy and plans to extend its work with the Federation of Family Physicians Associations (AHEF) to other specialties. Revenue is expected to come from custom AI tools for institutions and digital promotion services for verified doctors. The platform, which won first place in the previous cohort of the ÜNLÜ & Co Women Technology Entrepreneurs Academy, is available in Turkish, English and Russian.
The round comes as other European clinical AI startups also raise money: Vera Health announced $28.5 million on October 27, and Italy's DatAIMed unveiled a €1.2 million deal on October 26.
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