Oshi Health runs a virtual gastroenterology center of excellence, pairing gastroenterologists, dietitians and gut-brain psychologists to treat digestive conditions in the United States.
Oshi Health is a virtual gastroenterology company founded in 2017. It operates what it describes as the first and only virtual GI center of excellence, delivering digestive care through a collaborative model that brings together gastroenterologists, registered dietitians and gut-brain psychologists. Rather than managing symptoms alone, the clinical approach targets root causes of digestive conditions. The Oshi Health Virtual GI Clinic was launched in 2020 as an in-network provider and serves patients across the United States.
The company's reported outcomes include 92% of patients finding relief within ten weeks, and 88% of previously undiagnosed patients receiving a clear diagnosis within three months. Patient satisfaction stands at 98%, while all-cause medical costs per patient fell by $10,292 over six months. As an in-network provider, Oshi Health reports access for more than 20 million people. The company places emphasis on measurable clinical outcomes and on convenience, delivering care wherever and whenever patients need it.
Oshi Health has raised $59.5 million from investors including CVS Health Ventures, Takeda Digital Ventures, Koch Disruptive Technologies, Bessemer Venture Partners and Flare Capital Partners. Its work spans virtual care and telehealth, digital health, gastroenterology care delivery, multidisciplinary care coordination, and health economics and outcomes measurement. The company operates within the healthcare, health plan, employer benefits, health system and digital health sectors, addressing digestive health issues that affect one in four Americans and account for an estimated $135 billion in annual US costs.
The stated mission is to address what the company calls healthcare's most pervasive and overlooked challenge: the digestive health crisis. Work is organised around whole-person, root-cause-focused care and a team-based, multidisciplinary model, with an explicit focus on accessibility and on demonstrating cost reduction alongside clinical improvement.
