Maternity-focused digital well being firm Diana Health secured $34 million in Collection B funding led by Norwest Ventures Companions, bringing its whole increase to $46 million.
Current traders LRVHealth and .406 Ventures participated within the spherical, as did AlleyCorp.
WHAT IT DOES
The New York-based firm companions with hospitals and well being programs to supply tech-enabled OB-GYN and ladies’s well being providers, together with psychological healthcare, preconception and household planning, annual effectively girl visits, wellness teaching, and digital and in-person courses and occasions.
Diana Well being additionally deploys care groups, together with psychological well being and wellness suppliers, OB/GYNs, and authorized nurse midwives.
The corporate will use the Collection B funding to increase its attain nationally and develop its platform and choices.
“The crew at Diana Well being has made large progress thus far. We look ahead to bringing their resolution to extra communities as Diana Well being expands nationwide and offers better high-quality entry to maternal and gynecological care,” Irem Rami, principal at Norwest Enterprise Companions and board member at Diana Well being, mentioned in a press release.
MARKET SNAPSHOT
Diana Well being launched final yr with $11 million in Series A financing. On the time, the corporate introduced a collaboration with TriStar StoneCrest Medical Heart in Tennessee, part of the healthcare system HCA Healthcare.
Within the U.S., the maternal mortality rate in 2021 elevated to 32.9 deaths per 100,000 stay births from 23.8 in 2020 and 20.1 in 2019. Researchers say technologies can improve maternal outcomes when integrated inside being pregnant care, particularly when addressing social determinants of well being, making certain high quality of care and enhancing communication between sufferers and suppliers.
A number of firms want to supply tech-enabled choices to enhance maternal care, together with maternity telehealth platform Ouma Health, which offers mom and fetal in-home care choices to girls on Medicaid, tech-enabled maternity clinic Millie, and perinatal and prenatal well being AI firm PeriGen.
