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Allara lands $26M to expand women’s hormone telehealth
Jan 27, 2025
Discover how a personal struggle with reproductive health inspired the creation of a ground-breaking telehealth platform for women. The founder shares insights on tackling hormone-related issues and improving care for younger women. With a recent $26M funding boost, the platform is attracting attention from both patients and investors alike. Tune in for a compelling discussion on revolutionizing women's healthcare and the future of telemedicine.
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- Rachel Blank's personal experience with PCOS unveiled significant gaps in gynecological care for women's hormonal health, driving her to create Alara.
- Alara's successful $26 million funding round and expanded insurance partnerships aim to enhance access to specialized hormonal healthcare across multiple states.
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Addressing Women's Hormonal Health
Rachel Blank’s personal experience with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) highlighted the gaps in care for women's hormonal health. Despite having an OBGYN father, Blank discovered that many gynecologists are not trained to effectively treat hormonal conditions. This revelation led her to found Alara, a telehealth platform that provides comprehensive care for women with conditions like PCOS, endometriosis, and hypothyroidism. Alara's integrated approach allows patients to access various specialists, streamlining the often fragmented process of finding effective treatment.
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