How much funding has BEAMING HEALTH raised?

BEAMING HEALTH has raised $4.2M in total funding, most recently a Series A round.

Who are BEAMING HEALTH's investors?

BEAMING HEALTH's investors include NextGen Venture Partners, Flare Capital Partners, K Ventures, Metrodora Ventures, Valia Ventures, Divergent Investments.

When was BEAMING HEALTH founded?

BEAMING HEALTH was founded in 2021.

Where is BEAMING HEALTH headquartered?

BEAMING HEALTH is headquartered in California, United States.

What industry is BEAMING HEALTH in?

BEAMING HEALTH operates in Healthcare.

How many employees does BEAMING HEALTH have?

BEAMING HEALTH has 1-10 employees.

BEAMING HEALTH

Top-rated care, covered by insurance

United States · Founded 2021 · $4.2M raised

Healthcare

Headquarters: California
Employees: 1–10
Founded: 2021
Business Model: Marketplace

Website: beaminghealth.com
Total Funding: $4.2M
Last Round: $2.2M Series ADec 2024
Rounds: 2

About

Beaming Health is a tech-enabled pediatric therapy platform that connects families of children with autism, developmental delays, and related conditions to top-rated speech, occupational, feeding, and developmental therapists. Founded in 2021 by Chris Olmanson and Marissa Pittard out of the Stanford Biodesign for Digital Health program, Beaming Health serves families across California through in-home, in-clinic, and virtual care settings. The platform matches families with licensed therapists who accept their insurance, removing the burden of navigating complex provider networks. Beaming Health also maintains a national directory of over 30,000 service providers and community resources for autism care. The company operates as a 100% remote team and is focused on making high-quality pediatric therapy more accessible and affordable for families who need it most.

Summary

BEAMING HEALTH is a Healthcare company based in United States, founded in 2021. It has raised $4.2M in total across 2 rounds, most recently a $2.2M Series A round in Dec 2024. Investors include NextGen Venture Partners, Flare Capital Partners and K Ventures.