DarioHealth Raises $17.5M Through Private Stock Placement

The digital health company plans to use proceeds for general operations as it continues scaling its platform.

September 26, 2025

DarioHealth Secures Strategic $17.5 Million Boost to Advance Digital Health Platform

DarioHealth is adding new momentum to its growth strategy. On September 22, the company announced a $17.5 million private placement, selling more than 2.7 million shares of common stock at $6.45 per share. The transaction is expected to close around September 23, pending standard closing conditions.

This capital raise strengthens DarioHealth’s ability to execute on its roadmap. While the company hasn’t specified how the funds will be allocated, the proceeds are earmarked for general corporate purposes —giving Dario more flexibility as it scales.

The securities were sold under an exemption from SEC registration, but Dario has committed to filing a registration statement to allow for resale of the shares. This step ensures that investors have a path to liquidity while the company continues building its long-term strategy.

Building Toward Scalable, Continuous Care

DarioHealth operates a digital health platform built to support people managing chronic conditions. The platform uses data, coaching, and personalized engagement to support users dealing with diabetes, hypertension, weight management, musculoskeletal pain, and behavioral health. It’s designed to deliver continuous care, not one-off touchpoints.

Employers, health plans, and providers use Dario’s platform to support members and patients through a more connected experience. That model is gaining traction globally as healthcare shifts toward scalable solutions that meet people where they are.

Dario flagged a few of the risks that come with this type of funding: regulatory approvals, product-market fit, and the impact of broader economic conditions could all affect results. But with the capital now in place, the company is positioned to move quickly.

As demand for digital health solutions continues to grow, DarioHealth is making moves to stay ahead. This funding gives the company added capacity to support both day-to-day operations and longer-term expansion plans.