Hopscotch Primary Care, a technology-enabled primary care provider for patients in rural communities, has raised $53 million in its Series D funding round to expand its healthcare services across new communities in the United States.
8VC and Townhall Ventures co-led the investment round with participation from existing investors, including aMoon Fund, Citi Impact Fund, Alumni Ventures, K2 HealthVentures, the Autism Impact Fund (AIF), John Doerr, Chairman of Kleiner Perkins, Dr. Richard Merkin, Founder of Heritage Provider Network, and the Leon Levine Foundation.
Founded in 2021, the company serves more than 15,000 patients across the Southeastern United States, with its largest concentration in rural Western North Carolina. The company’s mission is to transform lives in rural communities through accessible and proactive value-based care.
“At Hopscotch, we believe that access to world-class primary care is the building block of healthier patients and communities. We recruit dedicated clinicians to rural communities and empower them with advanced technology to deliver access where other companies do not operate,” said Tim Gronniger, Chief Executive Officer.
Hopscotch Primary Care secured its latest Series D funding 2 years after closing its $50 million Series C round. The latest funding from top-tier institutional backers underscores that Hopscotch Primary Care has built a highly scalable, repeatable, and commercially viable model capable of solving the chronic healthcare access crisis in rural America. And with fresh funds, the company plans to deepen its market footprint and scale its data-driven and AI-powered healthcare operations.
“This new funding comes at an inflection point for Hopscotch, and for rural health care as a whole. We are accelerating our growth into more small towns while improving outcomes, delighting patients, and building a sustainable future for the communities we serve,” added Mr. Gronniger.
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