MedCity News August 22, 2024
Marissa Plescia

Mindset Care’s $13 million raise was led by Science Inc. and included participation from Wellington Management, Tubbs Ventures, Enable Ventures, XYZ and LivEdge Capital.

Mindset Care, a startup that helps those with mental illness apply for Social Security disability benefits, has secured $13 million in funding, it announced Tuesday. The funding will help the company launch new partnerships.

Typically, the process for applying for disability benefits can be document-heavy and take weeks to complete. New York City-based Mindset Care is trying to simplify the process for those with serious mental illness and their caregivers. It has a community outreach team that works with homeless shelters, jails, veteran organizations, food drives and rehab facilities to find those who would benefit from...

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