Juno, led by physician-CEO Akili Hinson, operates brick-and-mortar clinics that deliver family-focused care in diverse neighborhoods. Its model provides open-access in-person services from pediatrics to OB-GYN, same-day care, and higher-acuity services such as X-rays. The company positions itself between membership models like One Medical and Medicaid-focused providers like CityBlock Health, targeting patients who fall outside both categories. Juno has begun offering optional paid plans ranging $20–$50 per month for families seeking night and weekend appointments, greater convenience, and savings. The team emphasizes technology as an enabler and describes the business as a high-tech–enabled healthcare service rather than a pure digital-health company. With new capital, Juno plans to expand its team and services into East Atlanta, Greenwood, and Inglewood while working to scale beyond its existing brick-and-mortar locations. Juno Medical is a New York-based primary care company led by founder and CEO Akili Hinson. The company combines hospitality, technology, and transparent pricing to deliver pediatrics, adult primary care, women’s health, same-day care, and diagnostic services in one place. It operates a Harlem location and plans to open a Brooklyn location. Juno raised $5.4M in seed funding to support its growth. The company intends to use the proceeds to launch its Brooklyn location, expand virtual care services and price-transparency capabilities, and hire new team members across the business. Juno plans national expansion in 2022 and to roll out new virtual and wellness services in the coming months.

Total raised

$17M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Dec 2022