Rippl, a Seattle-based mental health company focused on dementia care, raised $23 million in a Series A funding round led by Kin Ventures. Major investors included General Catalyst, ARCH Ventures, and GV (Google Ventures). The company plans to use the funds to enhance its technology, expand its partnerships, and broaden its geographic presence. Rippl’s partnerships with health systems such as Houston Methodist and Providence Health, alongside value-based Medicare Advantage arrangements, aim to extend its reach in improving care for seniors with dementia and their caregivers.

Rippl offers a comprehensive platform designed to support patients with dementia and cognitive conditions, providing tools such as care navigation, medication management, counseling, and at-home monitoring services. Earlier this year, Rippl acquired Kinto, a dementia caregiver support and education platform, to integrate AI-driven solutions into its care model. The company continues to focus on value-based care while working with health systems as part of the CMS GUIDE program to improve patient outcomes.

Since its 2022 launch with $32 million in seed funding, Rippl has grown rapidly, establishing itself as a key player in dementia care. Partnering with institutions like McLean Hospital and developing its clinician workforce, the company continues to push the boundaries of digital health solutions. As the demand for dementia care rises, Rippl remains committed to expanding its offerings to address this growing healthcare need.

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