Ovuline raises $10 million and rebrands to “Ovia Health”
"We changed our name to
The company has secured a
"The new funding recognizes the immense impact we are making on so many women and families," said founder and CTO
With 1.7 million women in the workforce starting a family each year, employers are looking for better ways to support working moms, parents, and parents-to-be.
As of today, Ovuline and its associated business units will align under the name
"When we founded the company in 2012, our core belief was that women want to take control of their health, and they deserve more from the healthcare system," said
About the company
For more information, please visit www.oviahealth.com.
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631-806-8496
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