Seven Starling Closes $10.9M Series A to Broaden Access to Women’s Mental Health Services

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Seven Starling, 2023 ADAPT Finalist, has successfully closed an oversubscribed $10.9M Series A funding round, aimed at expanding its specialized mental health services for women. The funding will support the company’s mission to provide accessible, evidence-based mental health care, particularly for reproductive mental health issues such as perinatal and postpartum conditions. With this investment, Seven Starling plans to grow its network of healthcare professionals and broaden its reach, addressing the critical need for gender-specific mental health support.

From the press release:

WASHINGTON, DC — Seven Starling, a leading virtual provider of women’s behavioral health services, today announced it has raised $10.9 million in Series A funding. RH Capital led the oversubscribed investment round, 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 be used to expand access to essential women’s mental healthcare, ensuring that more people receive the specialized support they need during critical periods such as infertility, miscarriage and loss, pregnancy, postpartum, and parenthood.

“We are thrilled to have successfully raised this round of funding, which will allow us to expand our reach and help more women who need support during critical life transitions,” says Tina Beilinson Keshani, co-founder and CEO of Seven Starling. “This investment is a testament to the demand for a dedicated women’s mental health solution and our commitment to providing accessible, high-quality care. With the new funding, we will continue to successfully reduce the stigma around women’s mental health and ensure that every woman has access to the care she needs, when she needs it.”