Forge Health, a company that integrates digital health services and in-person care for behavioral health and substance abuse care, picked up $11 million in new financing to build out its tech capabilities and expand its value-based partnerships, Fierce Healthcare reports. HC9 Ventures led the round.
The White Plains, New York-based company operates clinics in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and New Hampshire that provide both in-person and digital mental health and substance use treatment. Forge Health plans to use the funding to expand its brick-and-mortar clinics in both existing and new markets.
Forge Health, previously known as Strive Health, also provides veteran and first responder services, called Forge VFR, to get behavioral health care to active-duty service members, veterans, first responders and their families. Read more.
