Mercom Capital Group October 18, 2021
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Kairos HQ and PACE Healthcare Capital led the funding round

Alloy, a telehealth company focused on the healthcare needs of women over 40, raised $3.3 million in a seed funding round from venture studio Kairos HQ and PACE Healthcare Capital.

The company plans to use the latest funds to strengthen its telehealth network, build-out staff, and broaden community engagement.

Alloy offers science-based solutions for women suffering from the symptoms of menopause. The company provides:

  • A telehealth network of menopause-trained doctors.
  • FDA-approved, plant-based prescription solutions.
  • A community of women.

The company is currently in beta mode and expects to launch later this year, with plans to expand its evidence-based offerings in 2022.

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