In 2015, Julia Cheek was not feeling well and began a series of tests to try to determine the cause of her health problems. No one ever explained her test results and after spending 6 months and more than $2,000 in co-pays, she finally discovered that she had vitamin deficiencies and other issues.
Cheek decided that there had to be a better and less expensive way to have testing performed. In 2015, she founded EverlyWell. The company offers more than 30 test at home kits for everything from hormone to vitamin deficiency tests, metabolism and STD testing, as well as thyroid function and fertility tests.
The company received a $1 million line of credit after appearing on the popular television series Shark Tank in 2017. In 2017, the company recorded revenue of $6 million and in 2018, $20 million and is projected to hit the $50 million mark in 2019.
Cheek says that she encountered a lot of resistance at first since insurance companies cover the costs of these tests, but Cheek believes that people have a right to privacy and that those with no insurance or high deductibles, such as her case, will be interested in her product.
The corporate office for EverlyWell is located in Austin, Texas.
Everlywell
In 2015, Julia Cheek was not feeling well and began a series of tests to try to determine the cause of her health problems. No one ever explained her test results and after spending 6 months and more than $2,000 in co-pays, she finally discovered that she had vitamin deficiencies and other issues.
Cheek decided that there had to be a better and less expensive way to have testing performed. In 2015, she founded EverlyWell. The company offers more than 30 test at home kits for everything from hormone to vitamin deficiency tests, metabolism and STD testing, as well as thyroid function and fertility tests.
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The company received a $1 million line of credit after appearing on the popular television series Shark Tank in 2017. In 2017, the company recorded revenue of $6 million and in 2018, $20 million and is projected to hit the $50 million mark in 2019.
Cheek says that she encountered a lot of resistance at first since insurance companies cover the costs of these tests, but Cheek believes that people have a right to privacy and that those with no insurance or high deductibles, such as her case, will be interested in her product.
The corporate office for EverlyWell is located in Austin, Texas.
Terri says
I need to speak to a human being at Everlywell. I have been waiting weeks for test results and have used your customer service system to make inquiries.
When it comes to dealing with people’s health issues, I believe you’re doing a very poor job providing timely results and addressing concerns of your customers. How can you be serving human beings without human contact?