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§ Private Profile · New York City, NY, USA
Medicine or testing kit, prescribed online and delivered to your door.
NURX has raised $115.8M across 4 funding rounds.
Key people at NURX.
NURX was founded in 2015 by Edvard Engesaeth (Founder).
NURX has raised $115.8M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Nurx is a telemedicine startup focused on increasing access to healthcare, starting with birth control and PrEP services.
NURX was founded in 2015 by Edvard Engesaeth (Founder).
NURX has raised $115.8M in total across 4 funding rounds.
NURX's investors include Sam Landman, Kleiner Perkins, Trustbridge Partners, Union Square Ventures, Wittington Ventures, Noah Knauf, Andy Weissman, Dreamers VC, Lowercase Capital, Reproductive Health Investors Alliance, TriplePoint Capital.
Key people at NURX.
NURX has raised $115.8M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $22.5M Series C in August 2020.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 11, 2020 | $22.5M Series C | — | SAM Landman, Kleiner Perkins, Trustbridge Partners, Union Square Ventures, Wittington Ventures | Announced |
| Aug 15, 2019 | $52M Debt Financing | Noah Knauf, Andy Weissman | Dreamers VC, Lowercase Capital, Reproductive Health Investors Alliance, TriplePoint Capital | Announced |
| Jul 11, 2018 | $36M Series B | Noah Knauf | — | Announced |
| Nov 3, 2016 | $5.3M Series A | Andy Weissman | — | Announced |
Nurx is a telehealth company that provides online consultations, prescriptions, and delivery of medications and testing kits primarily focused on women's health, including reproductive care, dermatology, mental health, and weight management. It serves individuals seeking convenient, affordable, and accessible healthcare without the need for in-person visits, addressing barriers such as limited appointment availability, transportation challenges, and cost concerns. Nurx’s platform enables patients to receive personalized treatment plans and medications—such as birth control, emergency contraception, STI testing kits, and skincare prescriptions—delivered directly to their door, supporting over 2 million patients to date[1][2][3].
Founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Francisco, Nurx was created to transform healthcare by putting patients in control of their own care, especially in areas like sexual and reproductive health where access can be limited or stigmatized. The founding team recognized the need for a smarter, easier healthcare model that removes traditional barriers by leveraging telemedicine technology. Early traction came from offering birth control and STI testing kits online, quickly expanding to include a broader range of services such as mental health and weight management treatments[4][5].
Nurx rides the growing trend of telehealth and digital healthcare transformation, which has accelerated due to increasing demand for convenient, remote medical services. The timing is critical as patients seek alternatives to traditional healthcare models that are often costly, slow, or inaccessible. Market forces such as rising smartphone adoption, regulatory support for telemedicine, and consumer preference for at-home care favor Nurx’s model. By pioneering online prescription delivery and at-home testing, Nurx influences the broader ecosystem by demonstrating how technology can democratize healthcare access and reduce stigma around sensitive health issues[1][7].
Looking ahead, Nurx is poised to expand its service offerings and deepen its reach within women’s health and beyond, potentially integrating more advanced diagnostics and personalized medicine. Trends shaping its journey include continued telehealth adoption, increased consumer demand for convenience, and evolving healthcare regulations. Nurx’s influence may grow as it sets standards for patient-centered, technology-enabled care, potentially partnering with insurers and healthcare providers to broaden access. Its mission to make healthcare unconditional and accessible positions it well for sustained growth and impact in the digital health space[5][6].