Full-Time
Direct-to-consumer telehealth for chronic conditions
$152k - $209k/yr
Summit, NJ, USA
In Person
Must be in-office 4 days per week.
Thirty Madison provides online consultations and tailored treatment plans for chronic conditions. It operates a portfolio of brands: Keeps (men’s hair loss), Cove (migraine), Facet (skin conditions), and Nurx (women’s health). Treatments are prescribed online and delivered to patients’ homes, often via subscription. Its goal is to improve access and affordability of specialized care at scale by combining virtual visits with home delivery.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$714.8M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2017
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Remedy Meds is acquiring virtual care startup Thirty Madison for $500 million. Thirty Madison competes with companies like Hims and Ro.
Remedy Meds is buying Thirty Madison, a virtual care startup that competes with the likes of Hims and Ro.
/PRNewswire/ -- Remedy Meds, LLC, a consumer virtual-care and pharmacy platform, today announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Thirty...
Remedy Meds to acquire Thirty Madison, expanding telehealth capabilities across men's, women's, and metabolic health.
Findings show women are facing longer wait times for essential care, have considered changes to where they live or work due to the current political climate regarding reproductive healthNEW YORK, July 25, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Nurx , the healthcare company providing comprehensive specialty care for women, today announced the results of its survey, Reproductive Rights Watch: How Women are Responding to the Shifting Care Landscape. The findings shed light on women's sentiments towards reproductive rights in the U.S. ahead of the 2024 election, showing significant anxiety, changed behaviors, and economic implications among women.Nurx surveyed more than 1,000 women to understand how much agency they feel over their ability to make choices regarding their health and how current national and state reproductive policies influence their decisions. Among the findings, 54% of women surveyed are anxious about their reproductive and sexual freedoms given the political environment, and 49% of women feel anxiety about accessing in-person care for their reproductive and sexual health. The survey also found that an astounding 71% of women have made at least one health-related behavior change — including delaying preventative care visits (25%) or seeking emergency contraception (20%) due to the political climate. Other behavior changes pose a potential economic impact, including considering changing where they work or live (31%)."This data is a powerful reminder of why reproductive rights matter