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At Athira, we aim to restore neuronal health for those suffering from neurological diseases, including Alzheimer`s, so that patients can regain their memories, lives, and family relationships. We are a motivated, impassioned team committed to making a positive impact on human health.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.athira.com
  • 18706 North Creek Parkway Suite 104
    Bothell, WA USA 98011
  • Phone: 866.725.0930

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Rachel Lenington
Chief Technology Officer and Head of Product Development Strategy Profile
Rachel Lenington
Chief Operating Officer Profile

Funding

Athira raised $85M on 06/04/2020
Athira raised $90M on 01/20/2021

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