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Newsletter Excerpt: “Digital health company EverlyWell, founded by Julia Cheek in 2015, has raised $50 million in funding led by Goldwater Capital. The company offers validated at-home lab tests that are reviewed by physicians at a certified lab and results and next steps are available on a digital platform within...

EverlyWell raises $50M to expand the reach of its at-home lab tests

EverlyWell’s mail-order diagnostics business raises $50M – The new money will be put toward further expansion of the digital platform and scaling brand...

Everlywell raises $50 million for at-home medical tests

EverlyWell scores $50M haul – Funding to help get medical test kits on CVS shelves, into Humana...

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