Visana Health Raises $24M Series A to Expand Virtual Medical Home for Women
Visana Health, a virtual-first clinic focused on whole-person women’s health, has raised $24 million in Series A funding. The round was led by Noro-Moseley Partners, with participation from The Cigna Group Ventures, Intermountain Ventures, and continued support from Flare Capital Partners and Frist Cressey Ventures.
The Minneapolis-based company plans to use the investment to expand its clinical services, strengthen partnerships with employers and health plans, and enhance its technology infrastructure, including the use of AI to support provider workflows.
National Reach and Employer Partnerships
Visana currently operates across all 50 U.S. states and has grown its partnerships to include national and regional health plans representing more than 35 million covered lives. Additionally, over 40 employers—covering more than one million individuals—have adopted Visana’s services.
The company expects to serve nearly 50,000 women in 2025 through its existing partnerships.
“The reality is that many women in the workforce are silently managing multiple chronic conditions – the average Visana patient has 3 to 4,” said Joe Connolly, Co-founder and CEO of Visana Health. “By not addressing this, employers carry unnecessary costs. This financing is a recognition of the progress we’ve made—scaling nationally, expanding our clinical scope, and showing that women’s healthcare can achieve both improved outcomes and cost savings.”
Cost Savings and Clinical Impact
According to the company, women’s health remains one of the top five healthcare cost categories for employers, yet a significant portion of related costs stem from issues not easily captured through claims data.
Visana cites actuarial data showing the following impacts from its care model:
- 34% reduction in employer medical costs
- 78% decrease in unnecessary procedures
- $2,400 in annual savings per enrolled member
The company’s model is designed to address a wide range of clinical needs, particularly chronic and complex conditions such as endometriosis, menopause, and PCOS.
“Visana has consistently demonstrated a commitment to women’s health, helping many of our employees feel heard for the first time,” said Michele Arnette, Lead Benefits Analyst at Lumen. “Their individualized care approach and patient-first model have exceeded our expectations.”
Investor Perspective
“Visana has achieved the pinnacle of healthcare—a care model that delivers measurable improvements in patient outcomes while reducing costs,” said Spence McClelland, General Partner, Noro-Moseley Partners. “They are redefining what comprehensive women’s health should look like, and we’re excited to support that mission.”
Expansion of Clinical Services
With this new round of funding, Visana plans to expand its offerings into:
- Weight loss management
- Cardiometabolic care
- Chronic condition management, including diabetes, thyroid disorders, and cardiovascular disease
The company also aims to further integrate AI tools to improve clinical documentation, reduce provider administrative burden, and enhance patient engagement.
