Seattle-based wellness platform Modern Age on Wednesday announced it raised $27 million in Series A round.
The company said the money will go toward innovation and growing the team, as well as customer engagement.
Modern Age said in a news release it has employees from Amazon, Glossier, Expedia, One Medical and others. The company has raised $33 million to date.
"Modern Age is for people who want to feel good about getting older, without judgment," founder and CEO Melissa Eamer said in the release. "By connecting the components of health and wellness across digital and in-person offerings, we're giving people the resources to take back control of the aging process."
Modern Age has more than a dozen open roles listed on its website, including positions in marketing, technology and people operations. The company also plans to open a studio in New York City by early 2022.
Modern Age launched this year. According to the company, it offers digital tools to help users better understand aging. Modern Age also offers telemedicine and in-person care. The company says its services "bring together the latest in data science, AI, telemedicine and medical expertise."
Oak HC/FT led the round, while GV and Juxtapose participated. Annie Lamont, co-founder and managing partner at Oak HC/FT, is joining Modern Age's board of directors. The Greenwich, Connecticut-based Oak HC/FT focuses on health care and fintech companies. Its portfolio includes fintech heavyweights Blend and Galileo, as well as the digital health platform Noom.
"We believe that companies at the intersection of the healthcare and consumer sectors that are delivering improved access and patient experience will continue to gain market share," Lamont said in the release.
