Handspring Raises $19M Series B to Expand Mental Health Care Delivery
Mental health startup Handspring has secured $19 million in Series B funding. The investment will support the company's expansion of high-quality mental health care services for children and families nationwide.
Mental health startup Handspring announced it has raised $19 million in Series B funding, led by RPS Ventures and joined by new investor Angelini Ventures.
The capital infusion is intended to fuel the national expansion of Handspring's care model, which the company states is built around clinician development, full-spectrum acuity, and measurable outcomes. The startup reported a tenfold increase in annual revenue and has served over 4,000 families to date.
This funding round aims to enhance the accessibility and quality of mental health services across the United States. Handspring's model focuses on providing comprehensive and evidence-based care tailored to a wide range of mental health needs.
The investment is expected to accelerate Handspring's growth and solidify its presence in the mental health sector, addressing critical needs for accessible and effective care for young people and their families.