Isabelle Kenyon is an alumna of investment banking, the Ivy League and the Forbes 30 Under 30. She's also the founder and CEO of Calibrate, a telehealth startup that is attempting to disrupt the $70 ...

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Calibrate, a virtual program for losing weight, announced Wednesday it has raised $100 million in Series B funding. The round was led by new investors Founders Fund and Tiger Global, with ...

Calibrate, a female-founded telehealth startup that aims to provide patients with a metabolic reset, announced Tuesday that it has raised a $22.5 million Series A round of funding. When Calibrate—the ...

Weight loss startup Calibrate is changing hands amid worsening customer frustrations and a sweeping shortage of GLP-1 drugs. Insider first reported the news after two of the startup’s employees told ...

A year after raising $100 million, weight loss-focused digital health startup Calibrate has laid off 24 percent of its employees. “As a result of the restructuring, the company extends its runway and ...

Connected health company Withings is teaming up with digital metabolic health company Calibrate in an effort to integrate the technology from both parties. Specifically, all new Calibrate members will ...

The weight-loss startup Calibrate Health Inc. attracted thousands of customers with an enticing pitch: It could get them low-cost access to obesity drugs like Wegovy, a breakthrough, $1,350-a-month ...

In today's world, people probably know more about their own bodies than at any other time in history. Even before the coronavirus pandemic caused a sense of hyper awareness, advances in medicine and ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Calibrate, the leader in comprehensive obesity treatment, released its fourth annual Results Report today, highlighting groundbreaking real-world outcomes from its ...

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