01. $100M Behind Hybrid Care That Holds the Patient Relationship
Tia’s model blends app-based care with spa-like clinics, with about 60% delivered online and 40% in person.
The value is continuity. Digital check-ins handle follow-up, coordination and ongoing guidance, while the clinic carries examinations and procedures.
For providers, it concentrates in-person time on high-value care. For patients, it keeps support close between visits.
Source: Business Wire & Fierce Healthcare (2021)
02. 175 Countries: A Front Door That Opens When & Where Life Happens
Maven operates as a 24/7 virtual clinic across 175 countries, with employers funding it as a core benefit.
That structure matters for providers and systems. It creates earlier touchpoints and reduces the “wait until it’s worse” pattern.
Access at the right moment changes what arrives at the clinic later.
Source: Fierce Healthcare (2024)
03. -26% and -61%: Outcomes Improve When Care Is Consistent
Oula combines midwives and OBs in calm clinics supported by an app that stays available between visits.
Their reported results include reduced C-sections and preterm births.
This is what follow-through looks like when support is continuous and patients feel held by the system rather than processed by it.
Source: PR Newswire & Femtech Inside (2023)
04. $5.5M to Scale Care People Can Enter Without Shame
Proactive For Her pairs judgement-free clinics with app support and home testing kits across categories like PCOS and sexual health.
The model lowers hesitation and raises early engagement. For providers, this means fewer late-stage cases and more opportunities to intervene while problems are still manageable.
Source: Vertex Ventures Release (2022)
