Behavioral Health Business March 26, 2024
Laura Lovett

Virtual mental health company Brightside Health has landed $33 million in Series C funding.

Venture firm S32 led the new round of funding, which included participation from Kennedy Lewis, Time BioVentures, Redwood Pacific, ACME, Mousse Partners, and Triventures.

This comes roughly two years after Brightside Health closed a $50 million Series B funding round led by ACME Capital and Mousse Partners. Brightside now has more than $108 million in capital.

Brightside also announced that Optum vet Trip Hofer has joined its board of directors.

“These major steps forward enable us to accelerate our expansion into Medicare, Medicaid, and beyond, while deepening our advantage with technology and AI to deliver the best outcomes in the industry,” Brad Kittredge, co-founder and CEO...

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