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The expert partner across every stage of the senior years
Qida is a Spanish social-impact company. We support +4.500 people a day in their own homes, through prevention and daily care. Our own technology is what elevates our services and connects both to Spain's public health and social care systems
What is Qida
Qida is the expert company that supports people through the senior years, from active retirement through every stage of dependency. We offer four things.
Our vision and mission
Our vision is to make health and social care systems sustainable at a global scale, by helping More people live More years with More quality of life — what we call the Triple M. That vision rests on a double mission. First, to build the highest-quality home care in the world: human, expert and technology-based. Second, to build the social status of caregivers as a profession, globally, through information and community. Qida has chosen not to choose between social impact and economic impact. We believe the mission is only achievable if both are real. More than 20% of Spain's population is already over 65, and waiting lists for public long-term care support can exceed a year. On the current trajectory, our children will not inherit the system we have today.
The culture behind the mission
Read our manifesto
Our technology
Qida builds its own technology. We use it to multiply what our teams can do, and we sell it to institutions: connecting the health system, the social care system and the home around the same person. Our teams are the reason the service works. Technology makes them faster, lets them look after more people at once, and gives them what no team can do unaided — spotting risks before they happen, adapting care plans, and prompting the right check at the right time. The same engineering is also a product. ADMIT (admit.cat) is the integrated care platform Qida develops and leads with the Catalan public system: one shared view of a person at home for the hospital, the primary care centre and the social services department, so all three can act early.
Our impact
30,000+
People supported since 2018
First in Europe
Insurance policy covering the cost of care after a neurodegenerative diagnosis, co-developed with VidaCaixa and launched in 2024
B Corp
Certified since 2022, and selected by Endeavor in 2024
What families say
Backing and track record
Certified B Corp since 2022
Qida was the first company in its sector in Spain to obtain B Corp certification. B Corp verifies social and environmental performance, transparency and legal accountability against an external standard — and it has to be renewed. For Qida it is the independent check on a commitment we make explicit: social impact and economic performance are pursued together, not traded off.
Frequently asked questions
What is Qida?
Qida is a Spanish social-impact company that supports people through the senior years, from active retirement through every stage of dependency. It offers four things: prevention, care in the person's own home, complementary home services and products, and integrated care software. The service is contracted by families directly, by public administrations, and by corporate partners such as insurers and banks. Founded in 2018, Qida has more than 2,100 professionals, 25 offices across six regions of Spain, publicly funded home care in more than 100 municipalities, and supports +4,500 people a day.
What certifications and recognition does Qida have?
Qida has been a certified B Corp since 2022 and was selected by Endeavor in 2024. In October 2025 it closed the largest social-impact investment round ever completed in Spain, a Series B of €37m. With VidaCaixa, Qida co-developed the first insurance policy in Europe covering the cost of care after a neurodegenerative diagnosis.
What does the "Triple M" mean?
The Triple M is how Qida states its vision and how it measures progress against it: More people living More years with More quality of life. It is shorthand for the outcome Qida is trying to produce — that more people reach old age, live longer, and live those years well at home — and for the reason that outcome also makes the health and social care systems more sustainable.
How is Qida different from a home care company?
A home care company sells hours of care to one payer. Qida serves three: families, public administrations and corporate partners, with the same teams, standards and technology behind all of them. It also works before care is needed, through prevention, and it builds its own software, which it uses internally and sells to public systems and insurers. That combination is what allows Qida to stay with a person as their needs change, rather than for the length of one contract.
What is ADMIT?
ADMIT (admit.cat) is the integrated care platform Qida develops and leads with the Catalan public system. It gives a hospital, a primary care centre and a social services department one shared view of a person at home, so that all three can act early. Qida is taking the same product to other public administrations under its own name, and to insurers.
What is MyBox VidaCare?
MyBox VidaCare is an insurance policy from VidaCaixa, launched in 2024, that covers the cost of care following a diagnosis of a neurodegenerative disease. It was the first policy of its kind in Europe. VidaCaixa underwrites it; Qida co-developed it under an exclusive agreement and delivers the service inside it — the assessment of the person's health, home and support network, the personalised prevention plan, and the follow-up. Qida is not an insurer.
Where does Qida operate?
Catalonia, Madrid, the Basque Country, Navarre, Galicia and the Valencian Community, from 25 offices, plus publicly funded home care in more than 100 municipalities. Qida expects to expand internationally from 2028.
Who founded and leads Qida?
Oriol Fuertes founded Qida in 2018 and is its chief executive. He spent more than 10 years at McKinsey & Company, advising European governments on healthcare strategy and policy, and MedTech companies on their international commercial strategy. He also worked at the General Secretariat of Health of the Generalitat de Catalunya, under Boi Ruiz. He sits on the Advisory Council of Catalonia's Integrated Care Programme (PAISS), is a member of the Unió Catalana d'Hospitals, and was admitted to Endeavor, the international community of high-impact entrepreneurs, in 2024.
Is Qida a certified B Corp?
Yes, since 2022. B Corp certification is awarded to companies that meet verified standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability, and it has to be renewed. For Qida it is the external check on the commitment set out above: that social impact and economic performance are pursued together, not traded off.