Sequoia’s Surge co-leads $3m round of Indian digital health startup for women

Veera Health, an India-based digital health platform for women, has raised US$3 million in its latest funding round.

More funding details

• Lead investors: Sequoia Capital India’s Surge and Global Founders Capital
• Other investors: Y Combinator, Cloudnine Hospitals co-founder Rohit MA, Tinder India head Taru Kapoor, and other angel investors, including Benjamin Bryant, Ethan Perlstein, Holly Liu, Utsav Somani, and Walter Chen
• Stage: Unspecified

More company updates

• Veera Health’s first service is a digital therapeutics platform that allows women to identify and navigate polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) through a suite of therapy, coaching, and specialist support.
• Users also get personalized plans for their treatment. It includes exercise routines, follow-up visits, and daily food charts. The company offers three PCOS treatment plans, ranging from a three-month membership and a 12-month membership plan.
• According to the company, 85% of Veera’s PCOS members have reported feeling in control of their physical and mental health within a month of treatment.
• Launched in 2020, Veera Health is also a part of the 23 companies in Surge’s fifth cohort.

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