By Business & Finance 
LetsGetChecked, led by CEO Peter Foley, sees turnover topped at $500 million in the last year, according to informed sources.
LetsGetChecked was founded in 2015 by Peter Foley. The firm provides health sets and kits for an at-home diagnosis, enabling customers to identify conditions and diseases in a confidential and private manner.
In 2022, the company achieved “unicorn” status with a $1 billion valuation.
The digital health firm has seen a significant jump in revenues in the last year since exiting the consumer market to focus exclusively on the B2B segment. Its turnover reached $500 million in 2024, according to informed sources, and this trend is expected to continue into 2025. This would mean the company has seen a quadrupling of revenues since 2023.
This group boasts a corporate customer network of names such as Amazon, Salesforce and Berkshire Hathaway.
About Peter Foley
Peter Foley is the Founder and CEO of LetsGetChecked, leading the company’s mission to make healthcare more accessible through at-home testing solutions. He founded the company in 2015.
With a background in law and management, Foley holds a Bachelor of Laws from Dublin Business School and a Masters in Management from University College Dublin. His expertise in healthcare innovation and leadership has driven LetsGetChecked’s international expansion, securing significant funding and performing millions of tests worldwide.
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