– Seven Starling, a virtual provider of women’s behavioral health services raises $10.9M in Series A funding led by RH Capital with participation from insiders Pear VC, Expa, Magnify Ventures, Emerson Collective, and Inflect Health, and new investors including Zeal Capital Partners, Ulu Ventures, Fiore Ventures, the March of Dimes, Rogue Venture Partners, Graham & Walker, and Wisdom Ventures.– The funding will ​​empower Seven Starling to expand access to critical mental healthcare services for women such as infertility, miscarriage and loss, pregnancy, postpartum, and parenthood across the United States.Addressing the Untreated Crisis of Maternal Mental HealthThe funding comes at a critical time. Shockingly, 94% of women experiencing perinatal mood and anxiety disorders – conditions affecting one in five mothers – don’t seek help. Factors like therapist shortages, limited insurance coverage, and stigma surrounding these issues create significant barriers to receiving care. Only 20% of mothers are even screened for mental health concerns, and a mere 75% of those needing treatment receive it.Seven Starling: Bridging the Gap in CareSeven Starling tackles this crisis head-on by offering a comprehensive suite of virtual services, including:Specialized Therapy: Individual and group therapy sessions led by therapists trained in women’s unique challenges.Individual and group therapy sessions led by therapists trained in women’s unique challenges. Medication Management: For those who benefit from medication, Seven Starling provides evidence-based psychiatric evaluation and management.For those who benefit from medication, Seven Starling provides evidence-based psychiatric evaluation and management. Seamless Onboarding: Each patient receives personalized support from a Patient Advocate, ensuring a smooth start to their treatment journey.Each patient receives personalized support from a Patient Advocate, ensuring a smooth start to their treatment journey

– Seven Starling, a virtual provider of women’s behavioral health services raises $10.9M in Series A funding led by RH Capital with participation from insiders Pear VC, Expa, Magnify Ventures, Emerson Collective, and Inflect Health, and new investors including Zeal Capital Partners, Ulu Ventures, Fiore Ventures, the March of Dimes, Rogue Venture Partners, Graham & Walker, and Wisdom Ventures.– The funding will ​​empower Seven Starling to expand access to critical mental healthcare services for women such as infertility, miscarriage and loss, pregnancy, postpartum, and parenthood across the United States.Addressing the Untreated Crisis of Maternal Mental HealthThe funding comes at a critical time. Shockingly, 94% of women experiencing perinatal mood and anxiety disorders – conditions affecting one in five mothers – don’t seek help. Factors like therapist shortages, limited insurance coverage, and stigma surrounding these issues create significant barriers to receiving care. Only 20% of mothers are even screened for mental health concerns, and a mere 75% of those needing treatment receive it.Seven Starling: Bridging the Gap in CareSeven Starling tackles this crisis head-on by offering a comprehensive suite of virtual services, including:Specialized Therapy: Individual and group therapy sessions led by therapists trained in women’s unique challenges.Individual and group therapy sessions led by therapists trained in women’s unique challenges. Medication Management: For those who benefit from medication, Seven Starling provides evidence-based psychiatric evaluation and management.For those who benefit from medication, Seven Starling provides evidence-based psychiatric evaluation and management. Seamless Onboarding: Each patient receives personalized support from a Patient Advocate, ensuring a smooth start to their treatment journey.Each patient receives personalized support from a Patient Advocate, ensuring a smooth start to their treatment journey

Digital mental health startup Seven Starling has raised $12.6 million in funding and is seeking an additional $1.7 million to complete the round,