It plans to expand into additional locations in 2022. time in adulthood: Results from the United Kingdom Health and Lifestyle Survey. The company currently has 53 employees, about 20 open positions, and expects to hire 100 employees over the next nine months. The Journals of Gerontology Series B: Psychological Sciences and Social. What’s next: The investment will help pay for an additional clinic in Beaverton, Ore., and an expansion this year into Austin and an undisclosed location in North Carolina. It also created an online COVID symptom checker that went live early in the pandemic, and provided rapid COVID tests for kids. Since its 2019 founding, Brave Health has raised nearly 21 million, including this week's 10 million series B financing led by venture capital firms City Light Capital, Union Square Ventures and. (Ali Rae / Brave Care Photo)ĬOVID impacts: In response to the global pandemic, the startup began offering telehealth services and secured licenses to deliver virtual care in 14 states.

The company is a graduate of the Silicon Valley accelerator Y Combinator. The leadership team includes Monsef, CEO Fish, who is chief medical officer Chief Technology Officer Asa Miller and Chief Operations Officer Maryam Taheri. Brave Health, a virtual behavioral health provider aimed at people on Medicaid, raised 10 million. Fish earned his medical degree at the University of Washington and did his pediatric residency in Austin. Fish was running Pacific Crest Children’s Urgent Care, which they relaunched in 2018 as Brave Care. Monsef was one of the founders of Sightbox, a subscription service for contact lenses and eye exams that sold to Johnson & Johnson in 2017.

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