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Natera is a global leader in DNA testing. It is changing disease management across a number of clinical areas, including oncology and women’s health, thanks ...
Natera has raised $283.1M across 9 funding rounds.
Key people at Natera.
Natera was founded in 2004 by Matthew Rabinowitz (Founder) and Jonathan Sheena (Founder).
Natera has raised $283.1M in total across 9 funding rounds.
Natera is a global leader in cell-free DNA testing, providing advanced genetic testing solutions for oncology, organ health, and women's health.
Key people at Natera.
Natera is a global leader in clinical genetic testing specializing in non-invasive, cell-free DNA (cfDNA) technology that transforms disease management in oncology, women’s health, and organ health. Its products enable early detection, risk assessment, and personalized treatment decisions through highly accurate blood-based DNA tests, serving patients, clinicians, and healthcare systems worldwide. Natera’s tests address critical problems such as prenatal genetic disorders, hereditary cancer risk, transplant rejection, and tumor monitoring, demonstrating strong growth with millions of tests performed and extensive clinical validation[1][2][4].
Founded in 2004 by Matthew Rabinowitz and Jonathan Sheena, Natera began with reproductive genetic screening and expanded its focus to oncology and organ health by leveraging its proprietary cfDNA platform. Early milestones include launching the Spectrum preimplantation genetic test in 2009 and the Panorama non-invasive prenatal test (NIPT) in 2013. The company has since introduced advanced tests like Signatera for cancer recurrence monitoring and Prospera for transplant health, gaining traction through rigorous scientific validation and regulatory certifications[1][4][5].
Natera rides the wave of precision medicine and non-invasive diagnostics, capitalizing on advances in cfDNA analysis and bioinformatics. The timing is critical as healthcare increasingly demands early, accurate, and personalized disease detection to improve outcomes and reduce costs. Natera’s technology addresses major market forces such as rising cancer incidence, prenatal care demand, and organ transplant complexity. By integrating molecular diagnostics into routine care, Natera influences the broader ecosystem by setting industry standards and enabling data-driven clinical decisions[2][4][6].
Natera is poised to expand its impact by advancing cfDNA applications beyond current domains, potentially into broader oncology indications and chronic disease monitoring. Trends shaping its journey include growing adoption of liquid biopsies, AI-driven data interpretation, and integration with digital health platforms. As personalized medicine becomes mainstream, Natera’s influence will likely deepen, driving earlier interventions and tailored therapies. Its commitment to scientific rigor and innovation positions it to remain a leader in molecular diagnostics, continuing to transform disease management globally[2][4][6].
Natera was founded in 2004 by Matthew Rabinowitz (Founder) and Jonathan Sheena (Founder).
Natera has raised $283.1M in total across 9 funding rounds.
Natera's investors include James Healy, Capital Group, Franklin Templeton, HealthCor Partners Management, Jennison Associates, OrbiMed, RA Capital Management, 2xN, Abingworth, Kevin Hartz, Atreides Management, Founders Fund.
Natera has raised $283.1M across 9 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $55.5M Other Equity in April 2015.