Zaya Care is a technology company.
Zaya Care has raised $8.0M across 1 funding round.
Zaya Care has raised $8.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Zaya Care has raised $8.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Zaya Care's investors include Inspired Capital.
Zaya Care is a New York-based healthcare technology company founded in 2019 (or 2020 per some sources) that develops a mobile application and platform delivering care management services focused on women's body care, including pelvic floor therapy, pregnancy nutrition, postpartum recovery, and personalized therapy and dietary guidance.[1][2] It primarily serves women seeking wellness solutions in digital health and women's health tech, while partnering with private practices—such as physical therapy offices—to enable insurance billing, revenue optimization, and service expansion without sacrificing independence.[2][4] The company solves key problems like financial unsustainability in serving insured patients, inefficient billing, and limited access to integrated care (e.g., PT, OT, nutrition, mental health), allowing practices to earn more per visit, add specialties, and scale.[3][4] With $7.6M raised in a Seed VC round from investors like Tiger Global Management, Story Ventures, Inspired Capital, and Operator Partners, Zaya employs 5-9 people, generates $500K-$1M in revenue, and shows early growth in the digital health space.[2][3]
Zaya Care emerged in New York in 2019 to address gaps in women's healthcare, particularly around pelvic floor therapy, maternal care, and postpartum recovery, building on founders' recognition of underserved needs in body care services.[1][2] The leadership includes a Founder & CEO and Chief of Staff, though specific names are not detailed in available profiles; the company quickly gained traction by securing $7.6M in Seed VC funding from prominent investors like Tiger Global Management and Inspired Capital.[2][3] A pivotal moment was partnering with private practices facing insurance reimbursement challenges—clinicians like Paul Frlic of Precision Rehab noted it enabled sustainable insured patient care, while Lou Ezrick of Evolve PT credited it for funding expansion—humanizing Zaya's mission to empower independent providers amid rising healthcare costs.[4]
Zaya Care rides the digital health and women's health tech waves, part of booming sectors with 11,319 digital health firms and 711 women's health players focusing on maternal care, fertility, and menopause via software, apps, and tech-enabled services.[2] Timing aligns with post-pandemic demand for accessible, insurance-integrated women's wellness amid labor shortages in private practices and rising maternal health priorities. Market forces like payer pressures and value-based care favor Zaya's model, which optimizes reimbursements and expands services—positioning it to influence the ecosystem by sustaining independent providers against consolidation trends from giants in digital health.
Zaya Care's seed-stage momentum—with $7.6M fueling platform enhancements—positions it to deepen insurance partnerships and expand integrated care offerings amid digital health's growth.[2][3] Trends like AI-driven personalization in women's health and regulatory pushes for maternal outcomes will shape its path, potentially accelerating via Series A to capture more of the $500K-$1M revenue base into multi-million scale.[3] Its influence may evolve by democratizing high-quality care for underserved women, tying back to its core: empowering practices to thrive independently in a consolidating landscape.[4]
Zaya Care has raised $8.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $8.0M Seed in March 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 1, 2022 | $8.0M Seed | Inspired Capital |