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Top Women-Led Health Startups to Watch in 2024

Alexis Bryan
Alexis Bryan1 Jan 2024
Top Women's Health Startups to Watch in 2024
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Women contribute to almost 80 percent of the $3.6 trillion annual healthcare spend, yet are strikingly under-represented in industry leadership. Women make up approximately 13 percent of CEOs in the healthcare industry.

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Top Women's Health Startups to Watch in 2024

FemTech investment is growing and shifting the paradigm of healthcare. Many women-led startups aim to provide diverse and culturally-competent care to reduce gender health disparities. We found some truly amazing women-led health startups to watch in 2023!

Tia

Tia is the "modern medical home for women" providing care both in-person and virtually. A membership with Tia helps people assigned female at birth access high-quality, low-cost gynecology, primary care, mental health, and other wellness services. 

There are currently two membership options: $15 per month or $150 annually. Patients can then use their health insurance or pay up-front at their visit. In September 2021, Tia raised $100 million in Series B which will be used to expand services to more than 100,000 women by 2023.

Tia currently has clinics in New York City and Los Angeles, with one in San Francisco coming winter 2022.

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Alexis Bryan

Alexis Bryan MPH, is a recent graduate of Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health. She is passionate about increasing access to care to improve health outcomes. Outside of work, she loves to travel, read, and pay too much attention to her plants.

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