Frisco, Texas-based Klinic Inc. has raised $24 million.
The company offers a digital enablement platform, akin to Shopify for independent healthcare providers. Its early efforts have focused on the behavioral health space, but many specialists engage with the platform, according to its website.
Founded in 2021, seeks to provide an encompassing platform of technologies and services to help people overcome the many barriers that stand between them and specialty healthcare. However, Klinic also operates in partnership with an independent provider group called Klinic Medical, through which patients use the Klinic platform to receive certain services.
It’s not yet clear how the funding will be used or which investment firms engaged with the round. The company has not responded to a request for comment. The company’s website states that several firms have backed it, including Tau Ventures, Upstream Ventures, Proofpoint Capital, Draper Associates, and Wicklow Capital, to name a few.
A publicly available filing signed by the company’s cofounder and CEO, Avish Bhama, states that the company made its first sale in the equity-only round in January 2026 and has secured backing from 34 investors.
The company’s website states that it provides access to Suboxone, psychiatry, medical weight loss and therapy and can connect patients with 12 specialties, including behavioral health, oncology, cardiology and rare disease and gene therapy.
The platform offers provider organizations marketing and patient acquisition support, intake software, an electronic medical record, customer relationship management tools, care coordination, revenue cycle management, prior authorization coordination and chart auditing.
Klinic also has a service line for specialty pharmaceutical companies that bridges the gap between hard-to-get medication, prescribers and patients.