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New investment - Mia Health

2025-06-06
We’re thrilled to announce that VNTRS has invested in Mia Health, an AI-powered health and activity platform from Norway, grounded in scientific research and built to motivate long-term, healthy habits.
Why this matters
Science-backed and user-centric – Mia Health is rooted in over 30 published research articles and developed in collaboration with NTNU to deliver personalized activity guidance via its Activity Quotient (AQ) and Fitness Age metrics. These intuitive indicators help users easily track their physical activity and health progress over time.
Simple and adaptable for all – Whether novice or athlete, the app adjusts to users’ individual fitness levels, making healthy habits accessible and motivating.
Broad market reach: B2C and B2B – Mia Health serves both consumers and organizations. It offers an engaging app for individuals and scalable wellness solutions for businesses, therapists, and healthcare professionals, complete with a user-friendly portal and community-driven challenges.
Demonstrated traction and growthLaunched in 2022 and based in Norway, Mia Health has raised around €2M in seed funding and already serves tens of thousands of users.
About VNTRS
VNTRS is a Nordic-Baltic venture studio investing in founders with grit, vision, and product excellence. We focus on venture support, combining hands-on development, design, and go-to-market strategies with sweat-equity partnerships.
About Mia Health
Mia Health is a Norwegian health-tech platform delivering scientifically validated, personalized activity insights through its AQ and Fitness Age metrics, developed in partnership with NTNU. The app guides users to stay active, lower their Fitness Age, and enhance overall well-being.
It supports individual users and enterprise clients alike, delivering a seamless digital experience through apps, portals, and community engagement tools. Founded in 2022, it has raised €2M, serves tens of thousands of users, and aims to expand its impact on public health.