
EDIFICE Health is a biotechnology company focused on tackling systemic chronic inflammation, which is identified as the root cause of age-related diseases. Leveraging a decade of NIH-funded research from Stanford University's 1,000 Immunomes Project, Edifice Health has developed the proprietary Inflammatory Age® test. This test utilizes advanced 'omics' platforms and artificial intelligence to provide a novel biomarker composite scoring system for measuring an individual's inflammatory and immune health. The company partners with clinics and physicians to offer these tests for early disease detection and prevention, aiming to help patients proactively manage chronic inflammation for improved health and longevity. Their scientific advisory board comprises experts in immunology and age-related diseases.

EDIFICE Health is a biotechnology company focused on tackling systemic chronic inflammation, which is identified as the root cause of age-related diseases. Leveraging a decade of NIH-funded research from Stanford University's 1,000 Immunomes Project, Edifice Health has developed the proprietary Inflammatory Age® test. This test utilizes advanced 'omics' platforms and artificial intelligence to provide a novel biomarker composite scoring system for measuring an individual's inflammatory and immune health. The company partners with clinics and physicians to offer these tests for early disease detection and prevention, aiming to help patients proactively manage chronic inflammation for improved health and longevity. Their scientific advisory board comprises experts in immunology and age-related diseases.
Core product: Inflammatory Age (iAge®) proteomic + AI biomarker test
Founded: 2018
Headquarters: San Mateo, California
Latest disclosed financing: $12.0M Series A (Apr 22, 2021) led by Leaps by Bayer
Industry: Biotechnology
Systemic chronic inflammation and immune aging (age-related disease risk and prevention).
2018
Biotechnology
$12,000,000
Participation from Vertical Venture Partners, Taisho Pharmaceutical Holdings, Paladin Capital Group, Alafi Capital, Ahren Innovation Capital and others.
Seed-stage financing reported in January 2019 with participation from longevity/VC funds and investors including Better Food Ventures.
“Leads and participants include strategic healthcare and longevity investors (e.g., Leaps by Bayer, Taisho Pharmaceutical Holdings, Paladin Capital Group), indicating interest from corporate and specialist life-science investors.”