Virtual behavioral health provider Better Life Partners raised $26.5 million in equity and options funding, reports Behavioral Health Business.
Founded in 2021, this is the second round of funding for the company at a time when venture capital funding for digital health is at historic lows. Better Life Partners raised $11.8 in seed and a Series A funding rounds, according to Crunchbase. Its apparent venture capital backers include F-Prime Capital Partners and .406 Ventures.
The Manchester, New Hampshire-based provider offers virtual mental health, addiction treatment, care coordination and connections to a stable of local partner organizations that include health care providers such as Acadia Healthcare and public health entities such as the Capital Area Public Health Network in New Hampshire. Read more.
