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Industries
Food & Agriculture
Consumer Software
Healthcare
Consumer Goods
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$43.6M
Headquarters
Austin, Texas
Founded
2019
Season Health provides remote nutrition counseling and healthy, budget-friendly meals through telehealth and home delivery. Clients receive personalized nutrition guidance via online consultations, with services that can be billed to insurance, often resulting in $0 out-of-pocket for many patients. In addition to counseling, the company offers a catalog of healthy recipes and pre-made meals that customers can order to be delivered to their homes. Revenue comes from meal sales, nutrition counseling sessions, and insurance reimbursements. The platform targets general wellness and chronic disease management, including conditions such as Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD/ESRD) and High Blood Pressure. Season Health differentiates itself by combining direct-to-consumer meal options with an insurance-billable nutrition counseling service and a focus on accessible chronic disease management through telehealth.
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$43.5M
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The programs are designed to improve health outcomes for two diverse segments of patients in Massachusetts: those with hypertension and Medicaid members with both chronic conditions and nutrition insecurity.Season HealthCo-founder and CEO Josh HixAustin, TX, March 05, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Season Health, the leading food-as-medicine platform designed to address chronic condition management at scale, today announced a partnership with Steward Health Care Network, the largest physician-led private for-profit health care network in the United States. The partnership includes two comprehensive programs in Massachusetts: the first is focused on patients with hypertension and the second supports Medicaid patients with chronic conditions who are experiencing nutrition insecurity.Season’s food-as-medicine platform is now available for more than 4,000 qualifying patients across the commercial and Medicaid populations through the Steward Hypertension Project and Steward Flex Services, a MassHealth program funded through a 1115 waiver program. Both evidence-based programs include one-on-one clinical nutrition support from Season’s network of registered dietitians, home delivery of affordable medically-tailored meals and groceries, ongoing nutrition education, monthly food credits, and an integrated benefits bank tailored to each population.“Nearly half of all American adults have hypertension, which vastly increases the risk of cardiovascular disease,” said Season co-founder and CEO Josh Hix. “We also know that there is a correlation between nutrition insecurity and the incidence of chronic health conditions, which is why we have an ongoing commitment to serve Medicaid members and those living on lower incomes. We’re proud to partner with Steward to deliver our comprehensive, evidence-based clinical support while simultaneously addressing food and nutrition insecurity.”Outcomes will be measured at the start and conclusion of each program, with the goal of reducing rates of Stage 2 Hypertension for patients in the Steward Hypertension Project and improving engagement and nutrition insecurity status for patients in the Steward Flex Services Program.Story continues“This partnership with Season reflects our commitment to meeting the nutrition needs of our members and addressing health equity for our members across Massachusetts,” said Jennie Vital, Director, Medicaid ACO at Steward. “Season's evidence-based programs ensure that clinical care and medically-tailored food are both affordable and accessible, supporting improved outcomes for our members.”About Season HealthSeason Health is the only integrated clinical nutrition solution that drives engagement, outcomes and cost of care reduction across populations, powered by its food-as-medicine platform
Food-as-medicine platform Season Health acquired clinical assets from Wellory, a provider of medical nutrition therapy.
Season Health has secured a $7 million investment from Inception Health and Ziegler Link-age Fund. The financing will be used to develop and scale its food-as-medicine programs, including for diabetes and high-risk pregnancies.
Austin, TX, Nov. 28, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Season Health, the leading integrated food-as-medicine platform, today announced the closing of a strategic acquisition of clinical assets from Wellory, one of the largest networks of registered dietitians in the country providing medical nutrition therapy to patients nationwide. This accelerates Season's growth by significantly expanding its provider network and its ability to offer comprehensive, personalized nutrition care to more patients, including those looking for in-network benefits. Since its founding in 2019 by Emily Hochman and Jeni Fahy, Wellory has focused on unlocking access to quality nutrition care services nationwide. In the four years since, Wellory’s network of registered dietitians has provided evidence-based nutrition care for thousands of Americans across all 50 states, supporting both chronic condition management and general wellness via digital nutrition solutions. The Wellory provider network is composed of registered dietitians, who together offer 25 clinical specialties, provide support in over 15 languages, and have an average of more than ten years of clinical experience
Aging-in-place platform healthAlign announced Wednesday it is partnering with food-as-medicine platform Season Health to provide nutrition benefits to Medicare Advantage beneficiaries.
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Industries
Food & Agriculture
Consumer Software
Healthcare
Consumer Goods
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$43.6M
Headquarters
Austin, Texas
Founded
2019
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