Clarity Pediatrics, a telehealth company providing virtual specialty care for chronic pediatric conditions, has raised $14.5 million in Series A funding led by Jackson Square Ventures. The round included participation from City Light Capital, MassMutual Catalyst Fund II, GingerBread Capital, Scrub Capital and Operator Collective, alongside existing investors. The company plans to launch pediatric obesity services in early 2026, expanding beyond its current ADHD and anxiety care offerings. Clarity currently serves California and Texas, with over 1,600 paediatricians referring patients to its platform. The funding will support the obesity care rollout, product development and geographic expansion. Clarity's model combines telehealth visits, coordinated specialist support and family-centred group care. The company reports 89% of parents perceive significant impact, with three in four families seeing improvements in challenging behaviours within eight weeks.

Clarity Pediatrics announces $14.5M in Series A funding and expansion of virtual chronic care platform into pediatric obesity care. Over 1,600 pediatricians in California and Texas are already referring commercial and Medicaid patients to Clarity for comprehensive virtual ADHD and anxiety care Clarity Pediatrics, the emerging telehealth leader reimagining pediatric chronic care, announced today $14.5M in Series A funding. The funding round was led by Jackson Square Ventures and welcomed new investors City Light Capital, MassMutual Catalyst Fund II, GingerBread Capital, Scrub Capital and Operator Collective. Existing investors, including Rethink Impact, Maverick Ventures and Homebrew, also participated. This investment supports Clarity Pediatrics' planned launch of obesity services in early 2026, further development of their innovative virtual clinic platform, and continued geographic expansion to serve even more American families. "Obesity is the fastest growing pediatric chronic condition in the US today, quadrupling in prevalence over the last 40 years. The prevalence of pediatric obesity is higher in Black and Hispanic children, especially those from low income families covered by Medicaid," shared Dr. Alesandro Larrazabal, co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Clarity Pediatrics. "As a pediatrician-led organization, we're committed to equipping providers and families with evidence-based solutions that improve both access and outcomes for all children with chronic conditions. Our expansion into pediatric obesity care with this funding is the next step in this journey." Over 40% of school-aged kids and adolescents manage at least one ongoing chronic condition such as asthma, obesity, or behavioral and learning challenges. Yet the demand for pediatric specialists far exceeds availability, creating widespread ripple effects for families, schools, and communities. Limited insurance coverage and long wait times further compound the problem, leaving millions of children without timely, essential care. Clarity Pediatrics addresses this pediatric chronic care gap through an innovative model that integrates personalized support, expert multi-specialty care teams, and convenient telehealth appointments, fully covered by insurance, to ensure children receive the comprehensive, continuous care they need. Clarity's innovative care model - proven effective in ADHD and anxiety care and now poised to drive meaningful impact in pediatric obesity - delivers care grounded in the strongest evidence from the American Academy of Pediatrics clinical guidelines. Because chronic conditions require multi-specialty expertise, families are supported throughout their treatment journey by pediatricians and specialists working at the top of their license. The model emphasizes engaging, family-centered group care, which has been shown to improve outcomes. "Every pediatrician I have spoken with says the same thing: Clarity is delivering the gold standard of care for chronic pediatric conditions that families simply cannot access anywhere else," said Victor Echevarria, Managing Director at Jackson Square Ventures. "That kind of direct feedback from front-line clinicians was practically all I needed to know to invest. Clarity is not offering point solutions or stand alone therapy. They are building a true pediatric specialty platform that brings behavioral therapy, behavioral parent coaching, and medical oversight together in one place. Their commitment to clinical excellence, not shortcuts, is what sets them apart and what will change the trajectory of health for millions of children." "89% of parents who participate in our group behavioral programs said Clarity had a 'large' impact on their lives, and 3 in 4 families report that challenging child behaviors improved after only 8 weeks," said CEO and co-founder Christina LaMontagne. "With a focus on early intervention and long-term support, Clarity aims to reduce symptoms, suffering, and overall healthcare costs, ultimately putting children on a healthier path for life." About Clarity Pediatrics Clarity Pediatrics is transforming the pediatric specialty care journey through groundbreaking research initiatives and direct care delivery. Their tech-enabled, virtual care model is built on American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) guidelines and brings the best of evidence-based specialty care into every home. Recommended by pediatricians and trusted by parents, Clarity Pediatrics' innovative care model provides personalized support, an expert multi-specialty care team, and convenient telehealth appointments - all covered by insurance. Starting with ADHD, and with plans for additional chronic conditions and national expansion, Clarity serves patients in California and Texas. The company is backed by Jackson Square Ventures, Rethink Impact, Homebrew, Maverick Ventures, City Light Capital, and MassMutual Catalyst Fund. Learn more at www.claritypediatrics.com. Jackson Square Ventures is an early stage venture capital firm based in San Francisco. Since 2011, JSV has invested nearly $700 million in software and marketplace companies, with a portfolio that includes DocuSign, Upwork, Strava, Seismic, Artera, Cornershop, Jackbox Games, and Roo. View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20251215961566/en/ The articles, information, and content displayed on this webpage may include materials prepared and provided by third parties. Such third-party content is offered for informational purposes only and is not endorsed, reviewed, or verified by Morningstar. Morningstar makes no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or reliability of any third-party content displayed on this site. 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