DotCom Therapy Closes $13 Million Series A Funding to Address Shortage of Mental Health Resources for Children Across Healthcare Systems
Summary
DotCom Therapy will use the capital to advance the features and functionality of its proprietary technology, Zesh, grow its customer base of schools across the country, and scale its partnerships with providers and payers in the healthcare industry. Through its partnership with DotCom Therapy, Akeela implements collaborative care pathways and teletherapy services to children and families in rural and urban communities in southcentral and southeast Alaska. “Through the work we’re doing with OSF Healthcare, the direct access LRVHealth can provide through its network of strategic health system partners, and New Capital Partners’ experience building healthcare and telehealth companies, we believe we have the right team in place to grow our partnerships with health systems and payers by ensuring we’re delivering the technology and support to reach more kids in need.” As a trained speech language pathologist, Robinson founded DotCom Therapy in 2015 after working at a neurology clinic. The funding comes on the heels of DotCom Therapy’s ranking on the Inc. Magazine 5000 list, a recognition of America’s fastest-growing private companies, and its partnership with Little League® to provide participants of the 2021 Little League Baseball and Softball Regional and World Series tournaments with access to mental health and emotional well-being support. With a 5-star patient rating and 97% retention among its network of professional therapists, DCT provides the flexibility families and organizations require to meet the mental health, behavioral, speech, and occupational therapy needs of children in their care.