Midi Health, a U.S. femtech company specializing in menopause care, has completed a $63 million Series B funding round, with notable investors like Sheryl Sandberg participating. The company, founded in 2021, offers virtual care clinics for women experiencing hormonal changes during menopause. The funds will be used to expand their platform, hire more clinicians, and aim to serve over 1 million users annually by 2029. The investment group includes a diverse range of women, with 40% being women of color.

Women's virtual care company Midi Health adds $5 million to its now $63 million round of Series B of funding, bringing its total raised to over $88 million.

Midi Health, a virtual care clinic for women aged 35+, has closed a $63M Series B funding round. Notable women leaders like Amy Schumer, Sheryl Sandberg, and Tory Burch invested through a $5M SPV managed by Operator Collective. Other investors include Emerson Collective, GV, and Memorial Hermann Health System. Midi Health aims to address the healthcare gap for women experiencing menopause-related symptoms, providing accessible, personalized care covered by insurance in all 50 states.