Startup profile for Nourish: latest funding, latest known valuation, total disclosed funding, investors, status, sources, and why the company is interesting. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker startup directory.

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Nourish funding, valuation and investors

Virtual dietitian-led metabolic health clinic — licensed clinicians, not wellness content.

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Funding, valuation & investors

Answer-first snapshot

Latest funding

Series C

$100M · May 2026

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

$100M

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

growth · New York, New York

Sources: latest funding · vcnewsdaily.com Last verified: 2026-07-25

Overview

Nourish operates what it describes as the country's largest dietitian-led metabolic health clinic, delivering virtual nutrition care with licensed professionals for conditions including diabetes and GLP-1 coordination. The New York company raised $100M Series C in May 2026, bringing total funding to $215M per VC News Daily. Investors want care models employers and payers can credential with documented clinical outcomes.

Why Nourish is interesting

Nourish's $100M Series C ($215M total) validates payer-credible clinical models in metabolic health as GLP-1 and employer wellness budgets converge — clinicians show up, not chatbots.

Product & use cases

Virtual metabolic health clinic staffed by licensed dietitians — telehealth nutrition care with outcomes tracking for chronic conditions.

  • Diabetes and metabolic condition nutrition management
  • GLP-1 patient nutrition coordination
  • Employer and payer-contracted virtual dietitian care

Key facts

  • Series C (May 2026): $100M; $215M total funding (VC News Daily)
  • Largest dietitian-led metabolic health clinic positioning
  • NYC virtual clinical care model
  • GLP-1 and chronic condition nutrition focus

Funding history (newest first)

Series C

2026-05 $100M

Source: Read source · vcnewsdaily.com

Competitive landscape

Edge: Licensed-clinician-led model with scale — credentialing-friendly for payers vs. generic wellness apps.

Metabolic health is crowded post-GLP-1 boom. Nourish wins on dietitian credentialing and outcomes data for payer contracts; reimbursement and clinical validation are gating factors.

  • Omada Health direct

    Chronic condition digital care; overlapping employer channel.

  • Noom adjacent

    Weight/metabolic consumer app; less clinician-led.

  • Teladoc adjacent

    Virtual care incumbent; broader telehealth scope.

Notable stories

  • $100M Series C rewards licensed-clinician models over wellness wrappers.
  • Metabolic health converges GLP-1 coordination, diabetes prevention, employer spend.

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Nourish announced $100M Series C in May 2026, bringing total funding to $215 million, per VC News Daily.
Nourish operates dietitian-led metabolic health — overlapping with GLP-1 care coordination, chronic condition nutrition, and virtual specialty clinics.
Virtual metabolic health clinic staffed by licensed dietitians — telehealth nutrition care with outcomes tracking for chronic conditions.
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Stage: growth; status: private.
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