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§ Private Profile · San Francisco, CA, USA
Global platform for inclusive fertility care and family-building benefits, serving employers, health plans, and health systems.
Carrot Fertility has raised $115.0M across 4 funding rounds.
Key people at Carrot Fertility.
Carrot Fertility was founded in 2016 by Asima Ahmad (Founder/CMO) and Tammy Sun (Founder).
Carrot Fertility has raised $115.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Carrot Fertility is a San Francisco, California-based health technology company that provides a customizable global platform for employer-sponsored fertility care and comprehensive family-building support services. The organization partners directly with multinational employers, health plans, and health systems to offer inclusive medical benefits covering egg freezing, in vitro fertilization, maternity, and menopause care. Operating with a distributed workforce of over 300 employees across more than 40 states, the platform delivers personalized healthcare solutions to millions of members spanning over 120 countries worldwide. Backed by lead investor F-Prime Capital, the enterprise recently expanded its clinical offerings to include a virtual midlife health clinic and has earned industry recognition from major publications like Fast Company and Fortune. Carrot Fertility was officially founded in 2016 by chief executive officer Tammy Sun and chief medical officer Asima Ahmad.
Carrot Fertility is a leading global platform that provides customized fertility and family-forming benefits tailored for modern companies. Its mission is to make fertility care accessible and affordable to all individuals, regardless of age, race, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or geography[1]. Carrot serves employers, health plans, and health systems by delivering a comprehensive clinical program that supports a wide range of fertility and family-building needs, including IVF, egg freezing, adoption, donor services, and menopause care[2]. The company solves the problem of limited and costly fertility care access by offering personalized, evidence-based support and financial tools like the Carrot Card, which simplifies payment and reduces upfront costs for employees[3][5]. Carrot has demonstrated strong growth, expanding its provider network to over 4,200 clinics nationwide and partnering with more than 1,000 multinational employers, reflecting significant momentum in scaling its impact[2][7].
Founded by Tammy Sun, who was personally motivated by the high costs and emotional challenges of fertility treatment, Carrot Fertility emerged from a vision to democratize fertility care for all populations[4]. The company was built on the principle that fertility care should be inclusive and personalized, addressing the diverse needs of individuals navigating complex reproductive health journeys. Early traction came from developing a lifecycle approach to fertility and hormonal healthcare, validated by internal studies showing superior IVF pregnancy rates and reduced risks compared to national averages[4]. Over time, Carrot evolved from a niche fertility benefits provider to a comprehensive family care platform, expanding its clinical offerings and employer partnerships.
Carrot Fertility rides the growing trend of employer-sponsored, tech-enabled healthcare benefits that address previously underserved areas like fertility and family building. The timing is critical as fertility treatments remain prohibitively expensive for most, with over 80% of patients lacking adequate insurance coverage[3]. Market forces such as increasing workforce diversity, rising demand for inclusive benefits, and advances in fertility technology favor Carrot’s comprehensive, data-driven approach. By integrating clinical expertise, financial tools, and a vast provider network, Carrot influences the broader ecosystem by setting new standards for fertility care accessibility, quality, and affordability. Its platform also supports employers’ diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) goals by providing benefits that serve all family-building paths[2][6].
Looking ahead, Carrot Fertility is poised to continue expanding its global footprint and deepen its clinical and technological capabilities. Trends shaping its journey include growing employer demand for holistic family benefits, advances in reproductive health data analytics, and increasing societal focus on fertility equity. Carrot’s influence is likely to evolve from a fertility benefits provider to a comprehensive family care platform that supports individuals across the reproductive lifecycle and beyond. Its ongoing innovation in payment solutions and personalized care pathways will further reduce barriers and improve outcomes, reinforcing its leadership in transforming fertility care for the modern workforce. This aligns tightly with Carrot’s founding mission to make fertility care truly accessible and affordable for all.
Key people at Carrot Fertility.
Carrot Fertility has raised $115.0M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $75.0M Series C in August 2021.
Carrot Fertility was founded in 2016 by Asima Ahmad (Founder/CMO) and Tammy Sun (Founder).
Carrot Fertility has raised $115.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Carrot Fertility's investors include Tiger Global Management, 645 Ventures, Altair Capital Management, Andreessen Horowitz, Avalon Ventures, Cedar Capital Group, CRV, F-Prime Capital Partners, Kaszek Ventures, Mayfield, Oak HC/FT, OrbiMed.