
Viora Health is a wellness company focused on using technology to engage diverse and remote populations at home. Their tech-enabled, human-centered programs leverage AI and evidence-based content to provide nutrition, exercise, and behavioral health counseling, along with culturally-competent social support. Funded by notable organizations such as the National Science Foundation and the American Heart Association, Viora Health's programs have been validated through IRB-approved studies and recognized by the CDC for improving health outcomes. Their paid programs demonstrate superior results in weight loss, A1C levels, and retention rates compared to competitors, making them a strong player in the health and wellness sector.

Viora Health is a wellness company focused on using technology to engage diverse and remote populations at home. Their tech-enabled, human-centered programs leverage AI and evidence-based content to provide nutrition, exercise, and behavioral health counseling, along with culturally-competent social support. Funded by notable organizations such as the National Science Foundation and the American Heart Association, Viora Health's programs have been validated through IRB-approved studies and recognized by the CDC for improving health outcomes. Their paid programs demonstrate superior results in weight loss, A1C levels, and retention rates compared to competitors, making them a strong player in the health and wellness sector.
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Focus: Tech-enabled wellness programs for chronic disease prevention and management (notably Type 2 diabetes prevention)
Founding leader: Deboleena Dutta (Founder & CEO)
Funding type: Primarily grant and institutional funding (NSF, AHA, NIH, corporate support from Johnson & Johnson)
Evidence-backed outcomes: IRB‑approved studies and CDC recognition for improved health outcomes
Chronic disease prevention and management, with emphasis on Type 2 diabetes prevention among underserved and remote populations.
2020
Health & Wellness
Latest reported grant round (amount obfuscated in public profiles)
“Grant and institutional funders including National Science Foundation, American Heart Association, National Institutes of Health, and corporate support from Johnson & Johnson”