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Founder
Qida offers flexible, professional in‑home care for seniors and dependent adults across several Spanish regions. Families can select hourly, weekend, night‑time or 24‑hour caregiver plans staffed by vetted geriatric‑trained staff, while the company also manages public dependency‑
Raised to date
$34.2MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.



Founder
Families with elderly or dependent relatives often struggle to find reliable, professional in‑home care that fits their schedule, budget, and legal requirements, leading to gaps in daily assistance, medication management, and emotional support.
Qida provides a flexible, person‑centered home‑care service for older adults and people with dependency needs across multiple Spanish regions. Clients choose from hourly, weekend, or 24‑hour caregiver plans, each staffed by vetted professionals with geriatric training. The company handles all administrative tasks, including coordination with public dependency benefits and optional financing through a rent‑advance scheme, ensuring families can afford continuous care without complex paperwork. A dedicated mobile app gives families real‑time access to care schedules, documentation, and direct communication with caregivers and Qida’s support team. Continuous quality monitoring by psychologists, social workers, and health professionals guarantees that care adapts to the evolving needs of the cared‑for person.
Primary customers are families of seniors or dependent adults in Catalonia, Madrid, País Vasco, Navarra, Valencia, Galicia, Asturias, Castilla‑La Mancha and Sevilla who need professional, flexible home‑care and assistance with public aid processes.