We make it easy to get great ObGyn care in-person and over telehealth
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Almond was a Los Angeles-based, tech-enabled OB-GYN practice founded in 2021 that offered full-service women’s health care through a membership model spanning in-person and telehealth visits. Public materials describe it as functional/root-cause OB-GYN care with a broad clinical team; the clinic later announced it would close because the model was not financially sustainable.
Primary product
Full-service, tech-enabled OB-GYN care with membership-based in-person and telehealth visits
Founded
2021
Headquarters
Los Angeles, California, United States
Team size
10-20
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Sub-industry
OB-GYN / women's health / healthtech
Offices
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Business model
Leadership
Founder & CEO
Head of Clinical Operations
Chief Technology Officer
Medical Director
Founders
Co-Founder & COO
Public-facing materials emphasize a thoughtful, wellness-centered, relationship-based culture focused on listening, active support, and a spa-like patient experience. The team repeatedly described the approach as root-cause, whole-body care with individualized plans.
Pricing
Membership/subscription model with public historical pricing that included a $250 annual membership ($150 founding-member rate), insurance-billed visits and labs, and self-pay options; group pregnancy care was later priced publicly at a flat $2,500 and annual gynecology at $425.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$1M-$5M (public estimate)
Estimated monthly visits
8.4K
Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026
Almond announced it would close its clinic because it could not create a financially sustainable model; it said most appointments would end on March 20, 2026 and the clinic would remain available through March 29, 2026 while transitioning patients, including to Tia.
SourceAlmond ObGyn · Jun 2026
Official closure notice stating the clinic could not create a financially sustainable model and would transition patients during the wind-down period.
InCircle Fertility · Sep 2025
Podcast/article coverage of Almond’s Medical Director describing the company’s functional-medicine approach, group pregnancy care, and expanded support for menopause and perimenopause.
Los Angeles Business Journal · Sep 2024
Covered Almond’s launch of group pregnancy care in Los Angeles, including a flat-fee model and the company’s goal of improving birth outcomes.
Forbes · Aug 2024
Profile of Almond as a tech-enabled, membership-based women’s health startup and note that it had raised a $7M seed round led by True Ventures with Offline Ventures participating.
TechCrunch · Nov 2022
Launch coverage describing Almond’s full-service OB-GYN offering, $7M seed round led by True Ventures, subscription pricing, and telehealth/in-person care model.