Holly Health raises £1.4m and partners with Age UK to promote healthy ageing

Female-led digital health coach Holly Health picks £1.4M to promote healthy ageing — TFN

Holly Health, a UK-based digital health coach app, has raised £1.4 million in funding and partnered with Age UK to promote healthy aging. The funding includes a £540,000 award from UK Research and Innovation. Holly Health will work with Age UK Lewisham and Southwark to improve the physical and mental health of 6,000 adults aged 50 to 70. The app, founded by Grace Gimson and Dr Claire Wu, aims to support five million people in maintaining health habits by 2025. The funding will be used to support the current rollout of the app and to modify it for healthy aging support. Investors include Kima Ventures, Crista Galli Ventures, Paul Forster, Ed Cooke, and Very Serious Ventures.

Holly Health Secures £1.4 Million Funding and Partners with Age UK for Healthy Aging Initiative

Holly Health is a London-based company that has developed a behavioral change app that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to provide a tailored service for issues such as stress, wellbeing, sleep and weight management. The app was launched in the summer of 2021 and aims to support five million people in maintaining health habits by 2025.

A behavioral change app that uses AI to provide a tailored service for issues such as stress, wellbeing, sleep and weight management.

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Holly Health Secures £1.4 Million Funding and Partners with Age UK for Healthy Aging Initiative

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