Minded, an online psychiatry telehealth platform for women, has been acquired by UpLift, a NYC-based behavioral health platform that delivers in-network therapy and psychiatry. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. “Both Minded and UpLift have focused on improving outcomes for patients, and improving affordability by accepting insurance,” remarked David Ronick, CEO and Cofounder of Minded. “We are strong proponents of their model and are thrilled to join forces.”
Both Minded and UpLift have focused on improving outcomes for patients, and improving affordability by accepting insurance. We are strong proponents of their model and are thrilled to join forces. – David Ronick
Founded by Chris Dennis, Gaspard de Dreuzy, and Ronick in 2020, Minded had raised a total of $29.7M in reported equity funding. Backers of the company include Bossanova Investimentos, Gaingels, Everywhere Ventures (The Fund), Streamlined Ventures, Link Ventures, FrenchFounders, Trousdale Ventures, Alecla7, Tiger Fund, SALT Fund, Unicorn Ventures, Care.com, Gravity Blanket, and RXBAR.
“Patients, payers, and providers share the same goal — access to better, more affordable, behavioral health care,” remarked Kyle Talcott, CEO and Founder of UpLift. “UpLift’s platform works for everyone, unlocking the promise of quality therapy and psychiatric care. Since our services launched in 2021, we have achieved unprecedented results and market traction – including within Medicare and Medicaid. The acquisition of Minded allows us to expand nationally and grow the number of patients who can now access best-in-class therapy and psychiatry covered by their insurance.”
Patients, payers, and providers share the same goal — access to better, more affordable, behavioral health care. UpLift’s platform works for everyone, unlocking the promise of quality therapy and psychiatric care. Since our services launched in 2021, we have achieved unprecedented results and market traction – including within Medicare and Medicaid. The acquisition of Minded allows us to expand nationally and grow the number of patients who can now access best-in-class therapy and psychiatry covered by their insurance. – Kyle Talcott
