Berry Street, Tia Join Forces to Advance Women's Nutrition

In addition to enhancing a holistic care ecosystem, Tia partners with Berry Street, a metabolic health company, in offering members specialized nutritional therapy that centers on perimenopause and menopause laying emphasis on women’s healthcare. Tia is a leading woman’s healthcare company providing health and wellness support under one roof.

Nutritionists at Berry Street will offer evidence-based nutritional therapy, which strengthens Tia’s multidisciplinary model of care that offers a combination of services including primary care, gynecology, wellness, and mental health services.

As part of the collaboration, Tia enhances its care ecosystem by introducing their members to the vast network of Berry Street's Registered Dietitians highly skilled in matters of women’s health.

The joint venture provides individualized nutrition therapy programs enhanced by artificial intelligence in ensuring there is continuous care after visits. There is also meal tracking services along with wearable device and lab data integration on the platform.

The nutrition therapy programs offered at Tia are tailored to address various issues facing women, including fertility, pregnancy, hormonal imbalance, lactation, PCOS, thyroid-related issues, eating disorders, and weight loss.

Key Highlights:

• Tia partners with Berry Street to expand women's nutrition and menopause care
• AI-powered nutrition therapy enhances Tia's integrated women's healthcare platform
• Berry Street and Tia accelerate growth through strategic partnerships and funding

In addition, Berry Street has been growing its network by engaging in partnerships with top retail and health technology firms. The company partnered with Walmart's Better Care Services, along with Twin Health, Curai Health, Wheel, and Aaptiv in April in order to make evidence-based weight management care easier, especially GLP-1 therapy. It also expanded into Amazon's Health Benefits Connector, a platform through which customers can find and sign up for employer-based digital health offerings.

Felicity Yost, cofounder and CEO of Tia, said, "Many women come to Tia looking for answers to symptoms that don't fit neatly into a single specialty, especially during midlife when hormonal changes can affect everything from energy and sleep to weight, mood, and metabolic health,"

"Nutrition is often an important part of the picture, but it's rarely integrated into care in a meaningful way. Through this partnership with Berry Street, we're making it easier for women to access specialized nutrition support that's connected to the rest of their healthcare journey."

With the backing of a large investor pool, Berry Street secured $50 million of financing last year to aid its expansion plans for its nutrition-oriented healthcare ecosystem. The list of investors included Northzone, the founder of Revolut, Sofina, FJ Labs, the founders of Spring Health and Grow Therapy, and the CEO of Found, among others.

When it comes to strategic partnerships, Tia has also been taking big strides in enhancing its healthcare domain. It has been bolstering its digital healthcare ecosystem via collaborations with various firms like Nourish for nutritional consultations and Talkspace for psychological services.

Tia’s growth has been attributed to both robust financial backing and collaboration in the healthcare sector. In March 2023, the company received an undisclosed investment from Pivotal Ventures, which is an investment and incubation fund that was created by Melinda French Gates. This brought the company's total investments to $150 million. Since its formation, Tia has received $100 million of series B financing in 2021, $24.27 million series A financing in 2020, and $2.5 million in seed financing in 2017.