Millie, the California maternal clinic, founded by Anu Sharma, announced a series A series value $ 12 million by investors, including RH Capital, TMV and Melinda French Gates’ Pivotal Ventures.
Sharma was inspired to launch the company after her daughter’s birth in 2019. In the pregnancy calculations, she stood before the complications of pregnancy and, as a child of the doctor, was capable of discover some symptoms whose medical staff were omitted. This experience led her to build a maternal clinic – the one she would love during delivery.
The result is Milliewhich was introduced to the market in 2022, offers maternity and gynecology care, in addition to postpartum coaching, mental health care and nutrition advice. He cooperates with all foremost insurance firms and there is personal and virtual support, with a technological platform that gives patient monitoring tools. Others in this space include quilted health and Oula.
“What Millie does exceptional is our hybrid model that combines personal care in our clinics with virtual visits, remote monitoring and a reserved application,” said Sharma, said TechCrunch. “We do it using a model of efficient capital, increasingly driven by the flows of work servicing AI, in cooperation with payers and partners of the healthcare system.”
The Cap Millie table consists of all firms run by women. A company that has collected almost $ 19 million so far will use fresh capital to expand the physical trace in California and develop technological services. He also desires to expand the network of healthcare partners with which it really works.