Midi Health has raised $50 million in a Series C round led by Advance Venture Partners, aiming to enhance its virtual care services for menopause with AI technology.
PRIVATEOct 02, 2025
Amount Raised
$50 Million
Round Type
Series C
Palo AltoHealth Care
Investors
Advance Venture Partners
Description
Women's health startup Midi Health has raised a fresh round of venture funding, securing $50 million in a Series C led by Advance Venture Partners. This funding will support the company's growth as it expands personalized care for women experiencing midlife health issues. Cofounder Joanna Strober highlighted the importance of this investment in advancing AI-driven solutions. The total funding raised by Midi has now reached approximately $150 million.
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Company Information
Company
Midi Health
Location
Palo Alto, California, United States
About
Midi Health is the fastest growing virtual care clinic focused on women navigating midlife hormonal change and beyond. With treatment protocols created by world-class medical experts in perimenopause and menopause, delivered by clinicians trained in women's midlife health, Midi Health provides patients with personalized care plans that include hormonal and non-hormonal medications, supplements, lifestyle coaching and more. All services are covered by insurance, and conveniently accessible through telehealth visits and 24/7 messaging.
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