The Dallas startup is building a virtual behavioral healthcare platform that works through existing pediatric and family medicine practices.
Triplemoon has raised $4 million in a seed extension co-led by LiveOak Ventures and Activate Venture Partners.
The financing brings the company's total seed funding to $7.5 million.
Founded in 2023 by Lauren Gage, Triplemoon partners with pediatricians and primary care physicians to provide mental health services to children and families.
Its model is designed to make behavioral healthcare available through medical relationships families already trust.
A Mental Health Access Problem
Children experiencing anxiety, depression or behavioral disorders can face long delays before receiving specialist mental healthcare.
Pediatricians are often the first professionals to recognize those concerns.
However, many primary care practices lack the resources to provide continuous behavioral health treatment directly.
Triplemoon integrates virtual mental health support with participating clinics.
Its services connect patients with care professionals through a technology-enabled clinical system.
The goal is to improve coordination between families, pediatricians and mental health teams.
Expanding Across the United States
Since its earlier funding round in 2025, Triplemoon has expanded from one state into eight jurisdictions, including Washington, D.C.
The company reports working with nearly 100 primary care doctors, approximately 500% more than a year earlier.
Its expansion demonstrates demand for integrated mental healthcare models, although the company has not publicly disclosed revenue or profitability.
Making Behavioral Healthcare Easier to Access
Triplemoon plans to use its new financing to add clinic partnerships, strengthen its technology and expand clinical operations.
The company must demonstrate that its model can maintain quality of care while expanding across different healthcare systems and reimbursement structures.
Its larger opportunity is to make mental healthcare a routine part of pediatric medicine rather than a disconnected service families must independently navigate.
Founder: Lauren Gage. Investors: LiveOak Ventures and Activate Venture Partners.