Everly Health
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Everlywell offers at-home lab testing kits and virtual healthcare services across multiple wellness categories including daily health screening, digestive analysis, sexual health testing, and hormone monitoring.
Also known as Everly Health Solutions Β· Everly Health, Inc. Β· Everlywell Β· EverlyWell
Founders & leadership

Investors Β· 15
Also in the syndicate Β· 1
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements- Undisclosed amountSeries DJan 2021Source β
- Undisclosed amountSeries DDec 2020
Highland Capital Partners (lead), BlackRock, Foresite Capital, Greenspring Associates, Morningside Ventures, Portfolio, The Chernin Group (TCG)
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026Everly Health is an Austin, Texas-based digital health company built around diagnostic-driven care, combining at-home lab testing with telehealth services for both consumer and enterprise customers. Its consumer brand, Everlywell, sells self-collected lab test kits across categories including daily health (thyroid, cholesterol and lipids, inflammation, blood sugar, colon cancer screening), digestive health (food sensitivity panels covering up to 204 foods), sexual health (multi-infection STI panels, chlamydia and gonorrhea tests, rapid PCR tests) and hormone health (women's and men's hormone panels, cortisol). Products range from a $49 cholesterol and lipids test to higher-priced cancer screening offerings such as the Galleri multi-cancer early detection blood test at $949 and Caris Detect at $3,500, alongside a bundled 83-biomarker panel marketed as Everlywell 360. Kits have also been distributed through major retailers including Target, CVS and Walgreens.
The enterprise arm, Everly Health Solutions β the rebranded PWNHealth acquired in 2021 β operates a national clinician network and provides the clinical, legal and technological framework for population-scale testing programs for health plans, employers, providers and labs across all 50 states and Puerto Rico. Home Access Health Corporation, acquired at the same time, supplies self-collected lab tests to payers, providers and employers. At the time of the 2021 transactions the combined companies said they supported more than 20 million people annually across the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico and served over 350 clients.
The company received FDA authorization in May 2020 for a mail-in COVID-19 test and direct-to-consumer authorization for its COVID-19 home collection kit. It has since expanded through additional acquisitions, including women's health and fertility products company Natalist, and through partnerships that bring third-party screening tests such as Galleri, Caris Detect, Jona's gut microbiome test and Visby rapid PCR tests onto its platform.
Founding story
Everlywell was founded by Julia Cheek, who first presented the company publicly as a first-time founder around TechCrunch Disrupt in 2016 and launched consumer sales that year with PWNHealth as its partner of record for clinical oversight and telehealth. Cheek appeared on Shark Tank in 2018 and was later named to Forbes' list of America's richest self-made women with a net worth valued at $260 million.
Business model
Everly Health operates a dual consumer and enterprise model. On the consumer side it sells at-home sample-collection lab test kits and related virtual visits, vitamins and supplements directly through everlywell.com and through retail channels including Target, CVS and Walgreens. On the enterprise side, Everly Health Solutions provides diagnostic testing programs, telehealth network access and clinical oversight to health plans, employers, providers and labs, with more than 350 clients reported in 2021.
Revenue comes from per-kit and per-test sales to consumers, with published prices ranging from $49 for a cholesterol and lipids test to $949 for the Galleri multi-cancer early detection test and $3,500 for Caris Detect, plus bundled multi-biomarker offerings, virtual care visits and supplements. Enterprise revenue is generated from testing and engagement programs sold to health plans, healthcare organizations and employers. Consumer tests are described as generally eligible for payment with Flexible Spending and Health Savings Accounts.
Traction
At the March 2021 acquisition announcement the combined companies said they supported more than 20 million people annually across all 50 U.S. states, Canada and Puerto Rico, employed nearly 500 people and served over 350 clients; Everlywell reported over 300% revenue growth in the preceding year. By March 2022 headcount had grown to nearly 600 (from 88 in February 2020) and the company reported 100% year-over-year revenue growth, with non-COVID testing categories each growing over 100% in volume and some over 300%. In 2023 it was reported that Everlywell was the second highest revenue company in Shark Tank history.
Latest developments
The Everlywell storefront now features third-party and partner-branded screening products including the Caris Detect multi-cancer screening test ($3,500), the Galleri multi-cancer early detection blood test ($949), the Jona gut microbiome test with AI-generated recommendations ($485), and the Visby rapid PCR at-home female STD test ($149), alongside the Everlywell 360 program covering 83 biomarkers across six health categories.
βΈFull profile β market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history, risks & controversies
Market position
Everly Health positions itself in what its executives describe as a $300 billion diagnostics-driven digital health industry and, at the time of its 2021 acquisitions, an $85 billion testing market. It is one of the larger venture-backed players in a crowded at-home diagnostics field that also includes Amazon, Ro, GoodRx and Labcorp, and reached unicorn status with a reported $3.5 billion Series F valuation in December 2021.
Vertical integration across testing, telehealth and treatment following the acquisition of its former clinical-oversight partner PWNHealth, giving it in-house clinician network coverage in all 50 states; a broad catalog of more than 35 home collection lab tests; early FDA authorization for at-home COVID-19 sample collection; and first-to-market at-home sample collection tests for fertility, high-risk HPV and allergies.
Technology
The company connects consumers to CLIA-certified laboratories, with physician-reviewed results returned digitally within days of sample receipt, and operates a telehealth network with clinician coverage in all 50 states. Executives describe patented tests, a personal navigation tool for patients, and use of data science, automation and analytics; the platform also incorporates partner technologies such as rapid PCR testing and AI-generated diet and lifestyle recommendations from microbiome analysis.
Go-to-market
Direct-to-consumer e-commerce through everlywell.com supplemented by distribution in national retail chains (Target, CVS, Walgreens), together with a business-to-business sales motion into payers, employers and labs via Everly Health Solutions. Consumer visibility has also come from founder Julia Cheek's 2018 appearance on Shark Tank.
Consumers seeking at-home screening for daily health, digestive, sexual and hormone health concerns, and enterprise buyers including health plans, employers, healthcare organizations, providers and laboratories.
Geography
Headquartered in Austin, Texas, with telehealth coverage across all 50 U.S. states and service reach extending to Canada and Puerto Rico.
History
Founded in 2015 in Austin, Everlywell began selling at-home lab tests to consumers in 2016. In May 2020 it became the first digital health company to receive FDA authorization for a mail-in COVID-19 test. Andy Page, formerly of 23andMe and Livongo, joined as the company's first president in September 2020. In March 2021 Everlywell acquired PWNHealth and Home Access Health Corporation and formed parent company Everly Health, with PWNHealth rebranded as Everly Health Solutions and operating as an independent subsidiary; Julia Cheek became CEO of the parent and PWNHealth CEO Sanjay Pingle joined the board in a transitional role. Later in 2021 the company acquired women's health company Natalist and added finance executives Chris Bishko (CFO) and Kristina Omari (VP of Finance), and in March 2022 named former Anthem deputy chief clinical officer Liz Kwo as chief medical officer.
Risks & controversies
Everly Health competes in what industry observers describe as a crowded home-testing field including Amazon, Ro, GoodRx and Labcorp. Secondary-market data indicates a $3.5 billion post-money valuation at its December 2021 Series F, above the $2.9 billion valuation reported by Bloomberg after the March 2021 acquisitions; the company has not filed for an IPO and its shares trade only in limited private secondary market activity. Much of its 2020-2021 growth was associated with pandemic-era COVID-19 testing demand.
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Competitors Β· 7
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Timeline Β· 11
launches, deals, and filingsThe Everlywell store lists newly added products including the Caris Detect multi-cancer screening test, the Jona gut microbiome test with AI-generated diet and lifestyle recommendations, and the Visby rapid PCR at-home female STD test, alongside the Galleri multi-cancer early detection blood test and the Everlywell 360 83-biomarker panel.
Everly Health appointed physician entrepreneur Liz Kwo, M.D., previously deputy chief clinical officer at Anthem, as chief medical officer to lead clinical strategy, care coordination, telehealth services and expansion of the home test portfolio.
Everly Health appointed physician entrepreneur Liz Kwo, M.D., previously deputy chief clinical officer at Anthem, as chief medical officer to lead clinical strategy, care coordination, telehealth services and expansion of its home test portfolio.
Everly Health developed what TechCrunch described as the first FDA-approved home COVID-19 test.
Everly Health hired Chris Bishko, former CFO of streaming video company Tubi, as chief financial officer, and Kristina Omari, who helped guide Lyft through its 2019 IPO, as VP of Finance.
Everly Health added finance executives including Chris Bishko, formerly chief financial officer at Tubi, and Kristina Omari, who worked on Lyft's 2019 IPO.
Everlywell acquired PWNHealth, which operates a clinician network for diagnostic testing, and Home Access Health Corporation, and announced the formation of parent company Everly Health.
Everlywell acquired PWNHealth and Home Access Health Corporation and formed parent company Everly Health. PWNHealth was rebranded Everly Health Solutions and operates as an independent subsidiary. Terms were not disclosed. Julia Cheek became CEO of Everly Health; PWNHealth CEO Sanjay Pingle took a transitional role and joined the board. PWNHealth investors Spectrum Equity and the Blue Venture Fund retained ownership positions. J.P. Morgan Securities advised Everlywell and Evercore advised PWNHealth.
Everly Health acquired Natalist to expand into women's health and retail products, complementing existing at-home collection tests for menopause, fertility hormones and sexual health.
Andy Page, former president at 23andMe and Livongo, joined Everlywell as its first president.
Everlywell became the first digital health company to receive FDA authorization for a mail-in COVID-19 test and was among the first to receive direct-to-consumer authorization from the FDA for its COVID-19 Test Home Collection Kit.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Everly Health do?
- Austin-based digital health company selling at-home lab tests and virtual care to consumers and enterprise clients.
- Who founded Everly Health?
- Everly Health was founded by Julia Cheek.
- Who are Everly Health's investors?
- Everly Health's investors include Ansa Capital, Breyer Capital, Cerity Partners Ventures, Foresite Capital, Halogen Ventures Management Company Llc, Lux Capital, Next Coast Ventures, NextGen Venture Partners and 6 more.









