NEW YORK—Coral Care, a platform focused on in-home pediatric speech, occupational and physical therapy, has raised a $13 million Series A round funding led by Haymaker Ventures, with participation from FCA Ventures and Peterson Ventures.
Additional investors include Alleycorp, Reach Capital, Jefferson River Capital, Greymatter Capital, Mother Ventures and Charge Ventures.
The company said the funding will accelerate Coral Care’s national expansion, including newly launched markets in Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. With this growth, Coral Care now operates across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Texas, Illinois and Pennsylvania, bringing in-home, insurance-covered pediatric therapy to families across its growing footprint nationwide.
Coral Care connects families with licensed speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists and physical therapists who deliver care directly in children’s homes, supporting needs ranging from speech and language development and feeding support to motor coordination, sensory processing and functional development.
“We’re building the care infrastructure that allows pediatric therapy to scale without losing its humanity,” said Jen Wirt, founder and CEO of Coral Care. “By investing in clinicians and enabling in-home delivery, we’re expanding access while strengthening the workforce behind it.”
"Coral Care represents the modern approach to care delivery—one that is affordable, localized and customized to meet patient needs," said Olivia Baribeau, principal at Haymaker Ventures. "It allows providers to focus on patients rather than operational overhead."
With new capital and expanding geographic reach, Coral Care said it plans to continue scaling its clinician network, launching additional markets and investing in the technology infrastructure that powers its in-home care model.