Key Takeaways
- • Triplemoon raised $4 million in a seed extension co-led by LiveOak Ventures and Activate Venture Partners, bringing its total seed funding to $7.5 million, according to a Business Wire release.
- • The Dallas-based company partners with pediatric clinics to provide virtual mental health services and has expanded from one state to eight since its May 2025 seed round.
- • Triplemoon now works with close to 100 primary care doctors, a 500% increase from October 2025, per the company.
- • The capital will fund new clinic partnership demand and expansion of its AI-enabled, tech-enabled clinical protocols and proprietary tooling, with headcount growth focused on behavioral health and clinic success teams.
Summary
Triplemoon, a Dallas company that partners with pediatric clinics to deliver virtual mental health services to patients, has raised $4 million in a seed extension co-led by LiveOak Ventures and Activate Venture Partners, according to a Business Wire announcement. The round brings the company's total seed funding to $7.5 million.
Since its seed round in May 2025, Triplemoon has expanded from one state to eight, including California, Texas, Tennessee, Florida, Maryland, Virginia, Washington D.C. and Connecticut. The company now works with close to 100 primary care doctors, a 500% increase from October 2025, the company said.
The company plans to use the new capital to meet demand for clinic partnerships, with a focus on independent practices in its primary markets, and to expand its tech-enabled clinical protocols and proprietary tooling. Its AI-enabled platform is designed to deliver the right experience at the right time to each patient, primary care provider and clinical team member. Headcount growth is expected to be most pronounced across its behavioral health and clinic success teams.
Todd Pietri of Activate Venture Partners said the company's growth highlights the central role pediatricians play in managing family mental health and the need for integrated behavioral health solutions. Krishna Srinivasan of LiveOak Ventures said the firm backs the team's effort to combine evidence-based clinical processes with technology. Lauren Gage, Founder and CEO of Triplemoon, said pediatrics is the most important population the company could serve. Triplemoon was founded in 2023 and describes its services as widely covered by most insurance plans, including Medicaid.
Since its seed round in May 2025, Triplemoon has expanded from one state to eight, including California, Texas, Tennessee, Florida, Maryland, Virginia, Washington D.C. and Connecticut. The company now works with close to 100 primary care doctors, a 500% increase from October 2025, the company said.
The company plans to use the new capital to meet demand for clinic partnerships, with a focus on independent practices in its primary markets, and to expand its tech-enabled clinical protocols and proprietary tooling. Its AI-enabled platform is designed to deliver the right experience at the right time to each patient, primary care provider and clinical team member. Headcount growth is expected to be most pronounced across its behavioral health and clinic success teams.
Todd Pietri of Activate Venture Partners said the company's growth highlights the central role pediatricians play in managing family mental health and the need for integrated behavioral health solutions. Krishna Srinivasan of LiveOak Ventures said the firm backs the team's effort to combine evidence-based clinical processes with technology. Lauren Gage, Founder and CEO of Triplemoon, said pediatrics is the most important population the company could serve. Triplemoon was founded in 2023 and describes its services as widely covered by most insurance plans, including Medicaid.
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