Opya, a San Mateo, Calif.-based developer of early intervention solutions for autism, raised $15.4m in Series A funding.
Backers included new investors Panoramic Ventures, SB Opportunity Fund, Disability Opportunity Fund, and Raven One Ventures, as well as prior investors Divergent Investments and Altitude Ventures.
The company, which now has more than 100 employees, intends to use the funds to scale its clinical care, add leadership talent, and accelerate its product innovation.
Led by CEO Alden Romney, Opya is the leader in early intervention therapy for children with autism, which combines clinical treatment with in-home and telehealth therapy. Its integrated and multidisciplinary approach connects behavioral, speech, and occupational therapy, as well as family training and in-home programs, to empower children newly diagnosed with autism to achieve their goals.
As part of this fundraise, Austin Poole of Panoramic Ventures will join Opya’s Board. Poole will serve alongside current board members, including CEO Alden Romney, Opya founder Jonathan Wright, Jay Zeidman of Altitude Ventures, and Amol Deshpande of Divergent Investments.
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18/08/2021