digital health funding
The integrated behavioral and primary care platform said that it will be focusing its upcoming efforts on serving the Medicaid population.
The new round of funding will also help the company expand its teams and pursue new strategic partnerships within the US.
Founded in 2012, the startup currently has more than 2,000 clients and is active across 14 countries.
The startup will use the new funds to scale its at-home care model to more customers.
Khosla Ventures led the funding round with participation from Dai-ichi Life, SOMPO holdings, Sozo Ventures, Rethink Impact, AME Cloud Partners and Marc Benioff.
The sector has undergone major changes in the past few years, and venture capitalists are still keen to dip their toes in.
Brookfield Growth Partners led the round, with participation from DCVC, Builders VC, Bullpen Capital, Javelin Venture Partners and Two Sigma Ventures.
Backed by Karma Ventures, Dreamit Ventures, Inovo Venture Partners and Müller Medien, the Polish-born company plans to expand its US team.
M Ventures led the round with participation from Grey Sky Venture Partners, VI Partners AGG, Alpana Ventures and FYRFLY Ventures.
The latest funding round was led by Dioko Ventures with participation from an unnamed non-profit and a convertible promissory note.