On April 16, 2026, Menlo Park-based behavioral health technology company Trayt Health announced it had secured $7.17 million in private funding to expand its digital integrated care platform across additional U.S. States. The investment brings the company’s total capital raised to over $22.7 million since its founding in 2013, according to PitchBook data referenced in the announcement. This latest round marks the firm’s first significant infusion of capital since 2022, when it closed a $7.46 million Series A round led by DigitalDx Ventures and Vajra Investments.
The funding will support Trayt Health’s mission to strengthen care coordination between behavioral health clinicians and primary care providers through its measurement-based care platform. As stated by CEO and founder Malekeh Amini in a November 2025 press release cited by the company, the technology is designed to “accelerate and improve patient outcomes” by delivering “multi-dimensional, personalized behavioral health tools” that support earlier intervention and whole-person care. The platform tracks symptom data and patient-reported outcomes between clinical visits, enabling providers to adjust treatment plans based on real-time insights.
Trayt Health has steadily expanded its geographic footprint, with the company confirming on April 6, 2026, that it extended services to Arizona through the state’s Psychiatry Access Line. This expansion marked Arizona as the ninth state where Trayt’s platform is active and the twentieth behavioral health program it has supported nationwide. The company currently partners with more than 30 health systems, with a strategic focus on scaling pediatric and perinatal mental health consultation services — areas identified as critical gaps in access to timely care.
Originally launched under the names AVA Health, PediaConnect, and Project XXIII, Trayt Health was founded by Malekeh Amini with the goal of addressing systemic barriers to mental health access. The company’s approach emphasizes interoperability between siloed care systems, aiming to reduce fragmentation in treatment pathways for patients navigating both behavioral and primary care needs. By integrating structured data collection with clinical workflows, the platform seeks to support value-based care models that prioritize measurable improvements in patient well-being.
The announcement comes amid growing national attention on digital health innovations aimed at alleviating pressure on overburdened mental health systems. In recent months, federal and state agencies have increased support for telehealth and care coordination tools, particularly those demonstrating evidence-based outcomes in underserved populations. Trayt Health’s latest funding round reflects continued investor confidence in scalable solutions that bridge clinical domains even as maintaining compliance with evolving healthcare data standards.
As the behavioral health sector continues to grapple with workforce shortages, reimbursement complexities, and rising demand for services — especially among adolescents and perinatal populations — platforms like Trayt Health’s are being evaluated for their potential to enhance efficiency without compromising clinical rigor. The company’s emphasis on measurement-based care aligns with broader industry shifts toward accountability and transparency in mental health treatment.
Moving forward, Trayt Health plans to use the latest capital to deepen its integrations with electronic health record systems, expand its analytics capabilities, and pursue additional state-level partnerships. No further details about the identity of the six investors leading this round were disclosed in public filings, though the company confirmed their participation in official communications.
For ongoing updates on Trayt Health’s expansion efforts and clinical impact metrics, readers can refer to the company’s official website and regulatory filings as they develop into available.
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