PursueCare: Raises $7M in Series A2 Funding

  • PursueCare, a Middletown, CT-based telehealth addiction treatment company, raised $7m in Series A2 funding
  • The round, which brought total Series A to north of $11m, was led by OCA Ventures, Seyen Capital, Wasabi Investors, and a syndicate of experienced healthcare investors
  • The company intends to use the funds to continue implementing integrated programs with health systems, hospitals, community health centers, employers, and universities while enhancing the patient virtual care experience
  • Founded in 2019, PursueCare offers virtual evidence-based addiction treatment for opioids, alcohol, and other substance use disorders, all through a mobile application
  • The company offers a transitional digital addiction treatment program for patients, particularly those experiencing significant barriers to in-person care, by partnering with health systems
  • PursueCare is available in Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia, and all of New England, with national expansion plans
Steve Sam
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