Eden Health is a technology company.
Eden Health has raised $164.0M across 5 funding rounds.
Eden Health has raised $164.0M in total across 5 funding rounds.
Eden Health has raised $164.0M in total across 5 funding rounds.
Eden Health's investors include Alumni Ventures, Archetype, Bain Capital Crypto, Cadenza Capital Management, Delta Blockchain Fund, Flare Capital Partners, Flexcap, Formic Ventures, Founders Fund, Franklin Templeton Investments, Galaxy Digital, Insight Partners.
Eden Health is a New York City-based technology company founded in 2016 that provides a hybrid healthcare platform for employers and their employees, combining virtual primary care, in-person appointments, mental health services, and insurance navigation.[5][2][1] It serves mid-to-large companies by addressing fragmented healthcare access, offering dedicated care teams for relationship-based care via an app that enables 24/7 messaging, diagnoses, prescriptions, specialist bookings, and cost-saving concierge services, resulting in high utilization and employer cost savings.[1][2] The platform solves key pain points like appointment barriers, specialist navigation, and lack of continuity in traditional models, with recent growth including a $60M Series C funding round and innovations like an integrated medication shot tracker launched in 2025.[3][4][5]
Eden Health was co-founded by Josh Khan (President) and others, including early involvement from Adam McBride (current CEO), emerging from insights gained at Insight Partners where founders identified gaps in healthcare delivery.[2][4] The idea crystallized around unifying telehealth, patient navigation, and tech-enabled primary care to foster trusted, longitudinal provider-patient relationships, emphasizing employed clinicians, supportive technology, and a business model rewarding preventative care.[1][2] Early traction accelerated during COVID-19 with features like a COVID screener for essential workers, boosting demand for virtual/on-demand care amid remote work shifts, leading to rapid adaptation and scaling.[1]
Eden Health rides the wave of Healthcare 3.0—tech-enabled, patient-centric models blending virtual/in-person care amid rising employer priorities for workforce health post-COVID.[1][2][4] Timing aligns with accelerated telehealth adoption, mental health demands, and cost pressures on fragmented U.S. insurance systems, where navigation platforms and primary care tech address \( \$3.8 trillion \) annual spend inefficiencies.[1] It influences the ecosystem by proving hybrid models can boost preventative care, reduce costs, and improve productivity for remote/hybrid workforces, paving the way for employer-direct health platforms amid labor shortages in primary care.[2][3]
Eden Health is poised to expand nationally with its recent funding and tools like the shot tracker, targeting more employers amid chronic disease management and GLP-1 drug booms requiring adherence tech.[3][4][5] Trends like AI-driven personalization, further virtual care deregulation, and value-based employer contracts will amplify its model, potentially evolving it into a full-spectrum benefits navigator. As healthcare digitizes, Eden's emphasis on trusted relationships positions it to capture share in a market shifting from volume to outcomes, reinforcing its role as an employee-centric disruptor from day one.[1][2][4]
Eden Health has raised $164.0M across 5 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $60.0M Series C in February 2021.