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Coral Care funding, valuation and investors
In-home pediatric speech, OT, and PT therapy platform with clinician practice tools.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series A
$13M · February 2026
Latest known valuation
Not publicly disclosed
Total disclosed equity funding
$13M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
series a · New York, NY
Overview
Coral Care connects families with licensed pediatric therapists for insurance-covered in-home speech, occupational, and physical therapy while giving clinicians credentialing, scheduling, documentation, and billing infrastructure. Founded by Jen Wirt, the NYC company raised $13M Series A in February 2026 led by Haymaker Ventures; Charge Ventures participated alongside AlleyCorp, Reach Capital, and others. Coral Care operates across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Texas, Illinois, and Pennsylvania with recent launches in Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh.
Why Coral Care is interesting
Pediatric therapy waitlists are brutal — Coral Care's dual-sided model adds provider supply by giving therapists a private-practice-in-a-box while parents get in-home access.
Product & use cases
Marketplace plus vertical ops stack for in-home pediatric developmental therapy with insurance billing and clinician enablement.
- In-home speech therapy for children
- Occupational/physical therapy with insurance coverage
- Therapists running flexible private practices via Coral infrastructure
Key facts
- Series A (Feb 2026): $13M led by Haymaker
- Charge Ventures follow-on from 2024 seed
- Founded 2023 by Jen Wirt
- Multi-state in-home pediatric therapy footprint
Funding history (newest first)
Series A
2026-02 $13M- Haymaker Ventures (lead)
- Charge Ventures (participant)
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Competitive landscape
Edge: Insurance-covered in-home model with integrated credentialing/billing — harder than pure cash-pay teletherapy plays.
Pediatric therapy supply constraints create demand, but insurance billing complexity kills many startups. Coral must prove unit economics as it expands state-by-state with payer contracts.
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Brightline / teletherapy pediatric adjacent
Virtual pediatric mental health; less in-home OT/PT focus.
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Local therapy clinics incumbent
Brick-and-mortar waitlists Coral targets to bypass.
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Early intervention agencies incumbent
State-funded programs with long intake delays.
Notable stories
- Charge Ventures backed Coral Care's Series A as a follow-on to its 2024 investment per VCT coverage.
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