BeMe Health has secured more than $12.5m in additional capital to bolster its growth and teen mental health platform.
This funding round comes ahead of the anticipated Series A financing and marks the company’s inclusion as a portfolio company of Hesperia Capital.
Flare Capital and Polaris Partners led the funding round, with contributions from Fiore Ventures, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas, and the California Health Care Foundation.
This financial boost is set to enhance BeMe’s platform, widen its reach, and foster continued innovation in the youth behavioural healthcare sector.
BeMe Health CEO and co-founder Dr Nicoletta Tessler said: “We are incredibly grateful for the support from our investors and their belief in our mission.
“These investments allow us to provide the best possible support for teens struggling with mental health issues. We are committed to making a positive impact and transforming the landscape of youth behavioural healthcare.”
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By GlobalDataCollaborating with health plans, employers, and community organisations, the company offers a digital-first approach to interventional teen mental health.
Its digital platform provides interventions tailored to teens and young adults to guarantee timely access to appropriate mental health support.
This platform also offers several other key features, including 24/7 accessibility, allowing teens to engage with mental health support content at any time.
Interactive tools such as mood reflection, activities to build skills and evidence-based evaluations are designed to support mental well-being of users.
Additionally, the platform delivers personalised support through one-on-one coaching, clinical linkage, and customised interventions.
To meet the demands in crisis situations, BeMe also provides round-the-clock support to ensure immediate assistance is available.
Hesperia Capital co-founder Michael Papile said: “Our investment in BeMe highlights our commitment to back mission-driven companies with scalable business models that make a lasting societal impact.
“BeMe takes a different approach to the mental health issues faced during this formative stage of life and is laying the groundwork for healthier futures. My Partner Rhett Hunter and I, together with our operating partners who bring deep expertise in behavioural health and third-party reimbursement, are committed to actively supporting the company’s ongoing success.”