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The funding will help the company scale its AI-powered, in-network virtual psychiatry platform, which employs more than 800 full-time psychiatrists.

The doctor quality analytics company's total funding to date is around $200 million.

New York-based Somethings will use the funds to scale its mobile app that connects teens and young adults with trained peer mentors.

The California-based company will use the funds to expand its healthcare advocate network and platform, partnerships with payers and providers and for clinical research.

The company will use the funds to advance its brain shuttle platform that delivers RNAi therapies across the blood-brain barrier to help treat neurodegenerative diseases.

Also, Omniscient Neurotechnology has received $14 million in government-backed funding to scale its AI-based brain mapping platform.

The round brings the AI-enabled text-to-speech company's total funding to $781 million.

The company will use the funding for research and development, to launch new agentic AI tools across multiple modalities, and to scale its engineering, product and growth teams.

Alexander Richter, executive director and head of the SciTech Innovation Hub at SciTech Scity, which recently won the World Economic Forum's 2025 Public-Private Collaboration Award, discusses the selection process for piloting and scaling health tech.

The investment firm, focused on healthcare and life sciences, will invest in early-stage biotechnology, medical technology and digital health startups that aim to improve patient care.