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Visana Health, a women's health-focused virtual care company, announced it closed a $24 million Series A funding round led by Noro-Moseley Partners.
The Cigna Group Ventures and Intermountain Ventures participated in the round along with existing investors Flare Capital Partners and Frist Cressey Ventures.
WHAT IT DOES
Visana Health is a virtual women’s health clinic that treats menopause and perimenopause, gynecological health, sexual and reproductive health, and hormone health, and provides preventive care.
The company will utilize the funds to expand its AI capabilities and enter new markets, including weight loss, cardiometabolic care and chronic condition management, such as diabetes, thyroid disorders and cardiovascular disease.
"This financing is a recognition of the extraordinary progress we have made since our seed round, scaling nationwide to all 50 states, expanding our clinical scope and proving that women’s healthcare can deliver both outstanding outcomes and actuarily-verified cost savings at scale," Joe Connolly, cofounder and CEO of Visana Health, said in a statement.
MARKET SNAPSHOT
In 2025, Visana Health became available to members of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts.
Visana Health also joined Aligned Marketplace's network of advanced primary care providers for self-insured employers.
Through the agreement, Visana Health and Aligned Marketplace facilitated access to a value-based care plan for women employees of Fortune 500 organizations including 7-Eleven.
Women who work for employers contracted through Aligned Marketplace can access Visana Health clinicians to receive medical care.
In 2023, Visana Heath secured $10.1 million in a seed funding round co-led by Flare Capital Partners and Frist Cressey Ventures.
In 2022, Visana Health secured a $2.6 million seed round. The company used the funds to add additional women's health services and launch a pilot with a national health plan to study the efficacy of its tools.
