digital health funding
The round was led by Santé Ventures, an Austin, Texas-based firm with a focus on healthcare and the life sciences.
Wellington Management Company led the round.
The funding will support the Israeli company's push into US markets.
All three health systems will also start using the digital health app and device prescription platform.
Vida and Teladoc will team up in an effort to get payer clients away from point solutions.
The integrated behavioral and primary care platform said that it will be focusing its upcoming efforts on serving the Medicaid population.
The new round of funding will also help the company expand its teams and pursue new strategic partnerships within the US.
Founded in 2012, the startup currently has more than 2,000 clients and is active across 14 countries.
The startup will use the new funds to scale its at-home care model to more customers.