A global virtual clinic focusing on family and women’s health, Maven Clinic has secured $125 million in a series F financing round to fuel growth and advance its platform.
Founded in 2014 by Katherine Ryder, the company’s platform allows members to access a wide range of clinical, emotional, and financial support. The services are offered through a network of on-demand specialists, including mental health, doulas, and reproductive endocrinologists.
Maven Clinic’s latest funding round, which was spearheaded by StepStone Group, saw the participation of General Catalyst, Oak HC/FT, Sequoia, Dragoneer Investment Group, Lux Capital, and Icon Ventures, boosting its cumulative funding to $425 million and a valuation of $1.7 billion.
Expanding Virtual Clinic Services
Maven’s virtual clinic offers a wide range of services, including maternity, family building, fertility, newborn, parenting, pediatrics, menopause and midlife care.
The company’s Managed Benefit offers members access to an extensive network of fertility clinics, provides education, and coaching, empowering couples to navigate through the complexities of family building.
Maven also provides prenatal and postpartum support under its Maternity and Newborn care, offering members virtual care, mental health resources, and doula services.
Additionally, the company provides support for men and women navigating the challenging times of midlife transitions, as well as support in symptom management and healthy aging.
To date, the company’s services are used by over 2,000 healthcare organizations across 175 countries to provide support to their employees.
