Fintech
Welli Secures $75M to Expand Healthcare Financing Across Latin America
Welli, a healthcare-focused fintech, secured $75 million in structured debt financing from Community Investment Management (CIM) to expand across Colombia and Latin America. The funds will enhance credit access for healthcare providers and patients. Building on its Series A round in June 2025, the investment strengthens Welli’s mission of advancing financial inclusion in healthcare.

Welli, the healthcare-focused financial platform, announced the closing of a new $75 million structured debt financing round.
The round was fully contributed by Community Investment Management (CIM), an institutional impact investment manager that provides strategic debt capital to demonstrate and scale responsible lending innovation for underserved communities. These funds will further Welli’s mission to become the strategic financial partner for providers, physicians, and patients in Colombia and new geographies in Latin America.
New funding from Community Investment Management will boost Welli’s mission to improve credit access and financial inclusion in the region’s healthcare sector
The company seeks to strengthen access to credit and financing solutions designed to meet the needs of the healthcare ecosystem, helping to improve the sustainability of providers and facilitating timely access to quality medical procedures and services for patients.
This financing builds on the Series A Equity round Welli announced in June 2025, led by Costanoa Ventures, Animo VC, and Crestone VC . This latest funding reaffirms investors’ confidence in Welli’s business model and the positive impact the company is generating in the healthcare sector and among patients.
“Our mission is clear: we want to provide access to quality healthcare to millions of Latin Americans. This new injection of resources will allow us to continue growing and consolidate our position as the financial partner for the entire ecosystem with the development of new financial products and the expansion into new countries ,” said Felipe Gómez, co-founder and CEO of Welli
For his part, Alejandro Arenas, senior director of Community Investment Management (CIM), commented:
“We are proud of our partnership with Welli at this critical stage of their growth. They are solving a fundamental challenge by closing the financing gap in Latin America’s healthcare system. This strategic financing will accelerate their mission to empower doctors and providers, ultimately improving patient access to quality healthcare services throughout the region.”
With this round, Welli consolidates its position as one of the most promising fintech companies in the region and reaffirms its commitment to financial inclusion and the sustainability of the healthcare system.
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