Village Raises $9.5M to Expand Specialty Pediatric Care Platform
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Village, a Los Angeles-based health system provider focused on specialty pediatrics, has raised $9.5 million in a funding round.
The round was led by Upfront Ventures. In addition, Bling Capital, GTMFund, and Perceptive Ventures participated in the investment.
Funding to Support Expansion and Product Development
The company plans to use the fresh capital to scale its operations. It will also invest in further development of its platform.
This approach suggests a focus on improving service delivery while strengthening its technology stack.
Focus on Coordinated Pediatric Care
Village was founded by Brandon Terry and Allan Smith. The company builds a healthcare platform designed for specialty pediatric care.
Its system uses artificial intelligence to connect families, healthcare providers, pediatricians, and payers. As a result, it aims to improve coordination across different stakeholders.
Notably, the platform targets children with developmental, behavioral, and mental health needs. According to the company, this group represents nearly one in five children.
By enabling team-based care, Village seeks to simplify how these services are delivered. At the same time, it aims to improve access and continuity in treatment.
