LEVY Health secures $4.5m seed funding to speed up the fertility journey
The medical software company provides fast clinical decision support and virtual care pathways

LEVY Health, a medical software company dedicated to reproductive health, has announced it has raised $4.5 million led by San Francisco-based venture firm XYZ Venture Capital, with additional participation from Atlantic Labs and Possible Ventures.
Healthcare providers using LEVY Health software see a reduction in fertility treatment timelines from an average of 145 days to just 45 days, with significantly less physician time required per patient. By automating many administrative tasks, LEVY Health's platform frees up providers to dedicate more of their time to patient care and treatment.
Caroline Mitterdorfer, Co-founder and CEO of LEVY Health said:
"Our platform can be seen as a clinic's highly educated, virtual care coordinator, completing patient's fertility work-up and educating them about next steps.
"Physicians can choose at which point they'll take over, and for those customers who don't provide care themselves, we have an offering that helps them partner with providers across most US states. Either way, we enable providers to focus on treatment planning at the first consultation."
The new funding will be used to integrate LEVY Health with electronic medical record software and continue to grow its solutions for fertility clinics, fertility benefit providers, laboratories, and biopharma companies.
Tackling the reproductive care gap
Studies show that 80-85% of women are diagnosed with an endocrine disorder at least once in their lifetime, and 20% of individuals in the US struggle with fertility problems. However, the shortage of women's healthcare providers and reproductive endocrinologists (REIs) leaves millions of patients facing long, excruciating wait times for diagnoses and treatment.
LEVY Health bridges this gap by applying smart algorithms, enabling precision diagnostics and personalised recommendations for treatment. It can collect patient medical history, order and coordinate lab visits, analyse results and support triaging.
Founded by three women in 2021, the software supports 152 diagnoses and provides treatment recommendations in line with ASRM, ESHRE, and ACOG standards, ensuring accurate diagnoses in weeks instead of years.
The company's clients already include industry leaders such as fertility, family building, and women's health benefits provider, Progyny, US fertility clinic groups Boston IVF and Texas Fertility Center, the Mexican fertility group Fertilidad Integral, as well as the US-based egg donation agency, Everie.
Future plans
The global fertility market was valued at $34.7 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow to $62.8 billion by 2033. Due to the shortage of providers in the United States, clinics are increasingly turning to software solutions to improve efficiency and triaging, creating significant opportunities for companies like LEVY Health.
"We started LEVY Health with a clear vision: to close the reproductive care gap and ensure that more women are accurately diagnosed in a timely manner, thereby lowering treatment costs and increasing their chances for a healthy pregnancy", says Mitterdorfer.
"This funding will allow us to access more verticals in women's health and to build tailored solutions for women in different reproductive phases of their lives."
The company is currently working on applications for fertility clinics, fertility benefit providers, laboratories, and biopharma companies.
Ross Fubini, Founder & Managing Partner of XYZ Venture Capital said:
"LEVY Health is demonstrating to the entire healthcare market what is possible when you build solutions that help providers expedite the parts of their job that keep them from providing the standard of care they wish they could.
"This makes life better for everyone – providers can serve their patients better while unlocking new revenue models, and patients themselves no longer have to sit with uncertainty during crucial moments. I have conviction this is just the beginning of the change LEVY Health is going to make."