• Coral Care

  Participated · Series A · Feb 2026

  Founded in 2023 by Jen Wirt, Coral Care delivers pediatric speech, occupational, and physical therapy directly in children’s homes while equipping clinicians with software that handles credentialing, scheduling, billing, and documentation. The company operates in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Texas, Illinois, and Pennsylvania, and has recently launched services in Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh. Coral Care’s network has grown to more than 400 licensed clinicians, and its platform reportedly cuts administrative workload by up to 15 hours per provider each week. More than 75% of families continue therapy for longer than four months, indicating strong engagement and retention. By embedding care in a child’s natural environment, the company aims to improve access, continuity, and contextual relevance of therapy. Coral Care plans to continue scaling its clinician base, enter additional markets, and further invest in its technology infrastructure using the newly raised capital. Its dual-sided model simultaneously increases provider supply and improves convenience for families seeking insurance-covered developmental care.

• Tin Can

  Participated · Equity · Sep 2025

  Tin Can is a Seattle hardware startup that sells screen-free, Wi-Fi–enabled landline-style telephones designed specifically for children. The devices operate on a private network and pair with a companion app, giving parents modern safety controls while eliminating the addictive elements of smartphones and social media. Since the flagship product’s launch earlier in 2025, the company has gone viral, selling out its first two production runs and amassing a wait-list approaching six figures. Tin Can currently employs 17 people and reports that demand continues to outstrip supply. The new capital will be used to ramp up manufacturing capacity, hire additional engineers and customer-support staff, and begin laying the groundwork for international expansion. Co-founders Chet Kittleson (CEO), Graeme Davies, and Max Blumen previously worked together at the real-estate startup Far Homes.

• FamilyWell Health

  Participated · Seed · Feb 2024

  FamilyWell Health is a Boston-based women’s mental health company founded in 2022 by Dr. Jessica Gaulton. The platform embeds virtual mental health services—including care coordination, coaching, therapy, and psychiatry—directly into partner clinics and health systems, connecting patients to care within 24 hours. A specialized, multidisciplinary care team supports patients throughout their treatment journey. FamilyWell currently operates in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Illinois, and Texas, demonstrating early geographic traction. The company plans to leverage its newly raised capital to expand nationwide, targeting additional health systems, clinics, and insurers. While no revenue or user figures were disclosed, the company’s swift state-by-state rollout underscores its growth ambitions and demand for maternal mental health solutions.

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