BeMe Health, a digital teen mental health startup, has raised over million in additional capital before its planned Series A round.
News originally appeared on Business Wire.
Hesperia Capital joins existing investors Flare Capital, Polaris Partners, Fiore Ventures, and the California Health Care Foundation.
Michael Papile, Co-Founder of Hesperia Capital, emphasized their commitment to backing mission-driven companies with scalable models that create societal impact. The funding will help BeMe enhance its platform, expand its reach, and continue innovating in youth behavioral healthcare.
Dr. Nicoletta Tessler, CEO and Co-Founder of BeMe, expressed gratitude for the support, stating it will enable them to better assist teens struggling with mental health issues.
BeMe’s digital platform offers 24/7 accessibility, interactive tools, personalized support, and crisis intervention for teens. Steve Smitherman, President of CareSource Indiana Market, praised BeMe’s evidence-based, digital-first approach to youth mental health.
This investment reaffirms BeMe’s crucial role in addressing growing mental health challenges among young people.
Read the original press release on Business Wire.
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