Citizen Health, a San Francisco health tech startup, has secured $30 million in Series A funding, increasing total funding to $44 million. Founded by Farid Vij and Nasha Fitter, the company aims to support patients with rare diseases through a platform integrating AI, community support, and health data. The platform aids in medical record interpretation, symptom tracking, and patient connections. Citizen plans to launch its AI Advocate in Q3 and expand its team while collaborating with pharmaceutical companies and patient organizations, aiming to establish proactive, personalized healthcare solutions for rare disease patients.
With rare diseases affecting over 400 million people worldwide and 95% lacking approved treatment, the urgency of Citizen's mission cannot be overstated.
Citizen Health is on a mission to empower patients with rare and complex conditions through a patient-centered platform that combines AI, community support, and longitudinal health data.
We're building a personalized AI Advocate for every patient that transforms passive systems into proactive, human-centered experiences.
Combining AI and consumer design to support these patients is both rare and impactful.
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