Femtech startup Oula received an investment of $28 million

Oula, a femtech startup focusing on maternity care, received an investment of $28 million. Oula, $28 million received investment. The company’s B series investment round, Revolution Ventures ve Maverick Ventures took place under his leadership. In the investment round of the New York-based company GV, Female Founders Fund, 8VC, Alumni Ventures ve Great Oaks took place. Oula announced that it will use the $28 million investment to expand into new markets and launch new services for individuals of reproductive age.

Oula, positioned as a Femtech company, was founded in 2019. Adrianne Nickerson ve Elaine Purcell was implemented by. The company offers comprehensive health services for individuals during pregnancy and prenatal period. Oula provides patients with access to different pain management options. This involves using various techniques and treatment methods to manage and relieve pain experienced during pregnancy.

Oula also provides services such as group education classes to address gaps in early pregnancy and postpartum care. These lessons; It covers topics such as breastfeeding and baby care. The software developed by Oula both increases the efficiency of healthcare professionals and allows patients to manage the treatment process more effectively.

Oula also accepts Medicaid as a method of payment in order to make healthcare services available to the masses and make it easier for low-income individuals and families to access the company’s healthcare services. This step is seen as a step towards Oula’s goal of providing inclusive health services to all segments of society.