Noom, headquartered in United States, remains privately held in the digital health (weight management and behavioral health) space. Its latest valuation stands at $3.5B. The stock is not listed on any public market.
One company valuation: $3.5B.
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Google VenturesSilver LakeRRE Venturesm8 capitalNoom is an American privately held digital health company that provides weight management and behavioral health services through a subscription-based mobile app, founded in 2008. Its products are developed using evidence-based approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy to help people build sustainable habits, and Noom provides access to a wide range of medications for weight management and conditions such as menopause.
The company uses AI food logging, Welli, its AI-powered personal health assistant, and an AI Body Scan to provide personalized insights. Noom Weight costs only $17.42 a month with a 12-month plan and includes psychology-based lessons and tracking tools, while a lowest-dose GLP-1 program starts at $149 a month with medication included and no insurance needed.
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No. Noom is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
The last valuation is $3.5B.
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