Summary:
Culina Health raised $7.9 million to enhance access to dietitians.
The startup has served over 10,000 patients with a team of 90 clinicians.
Revenue has doubled from $3 million to $6.5 million year-on-year.
Culina Health operates in all 50 states and accepts various insurances.
The team is 42% Caucasian and aims for a diverse clinician base.
Transforming Nutrition Care
Culina Health, co-founded by Rissetto and Tamar Samuels, aims to make nutrition care financially accessible and culturally inclusive. The startup leverages a virtual platform to connect patients with dietitians nationwide, focusing on personalized care.
Personalized Nutrition Plans
Patients can reach out to Culina directly or through a physician's referral. They are matched with a dietitian who tailors a personalized care plan based on lifestyle, history, and food relationships. This includes regular check-ins to ensure accountability and improvement in dietary habits.
Impressive Growth and Funding
In nearly five years, Culina has grown to 90 clinicians serving over 10,000 patients. Recently, they announced a $7.9 million Series A funding round led by Healthworx, with significant year-on-year revenue growth, from $3 million to $6.5 million.
Commitment to Diversity
Culina Health operates in all 50 states, accepting various insurances while intentionally building a diverse team that reflects the general population, with 42% Caucasian and 40% people of color among its patients.
Future Aspirations
The funding will enhance user experience and technology, allowing clinicians more patient interaction and less administrative burden. Rissetto envisions a future where visiting a dietitian is as routine as seeing a physician or dentist, emphasizing its importance in overall well-being.
Comments