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Concert Health is a behavioral health medical group founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Diego, California, that delivers evidence-based behavioral health services through a technology-enabled clinical platform integrated directly into primary care, pediatrics, and women's health clinics. The company operates as a clinical partner to medical groups and health systems, embedding behavioral health into existing care workflows rather than referring patients to external providers. Its proprietary technology platform is differentiated by integration and interoperability with clinical partner workflows, supporting a clinical team that delivers services across 54 medical groups in 11 states, with stated plans to expand into three additional states.

Concert Health's business model is B2B and enterprise-oriented: it contracts with medical groups and health systems to provide integrated behavioral health services, with revenue mechanics described as subscription/recurring in nature. Customer segments span primary care clinics (primary), pediatrics, and women's health practices, addressing the structural shortage of behavioral health specialists and fragmented referral pathways. The company is venture-backed, having raised $56 million in total funding, including a $42 million Series B in April 2022 led by Define Ventures with strategic participation from large US health systems CommonSpirit Health and AdventHealth, and maintains active enterprise partnerships including a relationship with Sutter Health in 2025.

Strategic investors include large integrated delivery networks (CommonSpirit, AdventHealth, Sutter), indicating alignment between capital providers and customer pipeline within the IDN buyer segment. The company employs 251-500 staff across clinical, product and technology, people, medical, and finance functions, led by founder and CEO Spencer Hutchins and co-founder and CMO Virna Little, with a leadership bench that includes a Chief Product & Technology Officer, President and COO, CFO, and Chief People Officer. Revenue is not publicly disclosed.

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Concert Health is a San Diego-based behavioral health medical group that delivers evidence-based behavioral health services via an integrated technology platform into partner primary care, pediatrics, and women's health clinics across 11 US states.

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integrated behavioral health, collaborative care model, behavioral health medical group, primary care integration, behavioral health services
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Health Services8000
  • Services-Offices & Clinics Of Doctors Of Medicine8011
Product category
Integrated Behavioral Health Services
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TypeSubscription Recurring
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Concert Health provides behavioral health services through partnerships with medical groups and health systems. The company operates as a medical group model, suggesting revenue is generated through healthcare service delivery contracts with clinical partners.

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Concert Health operates as a behavioral health medical group that delivers evidence-based behavioral health services through a proprietary technology platform combined with a clinical team of behavioral health specialists. The company embeds these services directly into partner medical groups' primary care, pediatrics, and women's health clinics, allowing patients to receive behavioral health care inside their existing medical home rather than via external referrals. As of the source data, Concert Health was actively serving 54 medical groups across 11 states.

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  • Serving 54 medical groups across 11 states
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Concert Health operates as a unified behavioral health medical group offering technology-enabled clinical services. The company delivers evidence-based behavioral health services through its integrated technology platform and clinical team, working with medical groups across primary care, pediatrics, and women's health settings.

Product and service3 records
1Integrated Behavioral Health Services (Primary Care)
CategoryIntegrated Behavioral Health Services
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Evidence-based behavioral health services delivered directly inside partner primary care medical groups through Concert Health's clinical team and integrated technology platform, enabling patients to receive behavioral health care within their medical home rather than via external referrals.

2Integrated Behavioral Health Services (Pediatrics)
CategoryIntegrated Behavioral Health Services
Description

Behavioral health services for pediatric patients delivered through Concert Health's clinical team and technology platform, embedded inside pediatric clinics so that children and adolescents can receive behavioral health care within their existing pediatric practice.

3Integrated Behavioral Health Services (Women's Health)
CategoryIntegrated Behavioral Health Services
Description

Behavioral health services for women's health patients — including prenatal and postnatal care — delivered inside partner women's health clinics through Concert Health's evidence-based clinical model and integrated technology platform.

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Sutter Health, an integrated not-for-profit health system serving 3.5 million patients, has positioned itself as both an investor and adopter of digital health innovations through strategic partnerships with companies including Concert Health. The health system implements Concert Health's behavioral health services as part of its digital health portfolio.

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Included Health (formerly Doctor On Demand + Grand Rounds) is a broader integrated virtual care company offering behavioral, primary, and specialty care. Competes with Concert Health in enterprise RFPs for integrated care, but with a much wider portfolio and significantly more capital.

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Eleanor Health is a value-based behavioral health provider combining outpatient mental health and substance use care with payor partnerships. Comparable to Concert Health in its payor/provider hybrid model and focus on integrated outcomes-based care.

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Spring Health is a precision mental health platform sold largely to employers and payors, providing therapy, coaching, and medication management. Comparable to Concert Health as an enterprise behavioral health vendor competing for similar health-system and payor dollars.

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Quartet Health similarly focuses on integrating behavioral health into physical healthcare settings via partnerships with health plans and providers — the closest direct analog to Concert Health's medical-group-embedded model.

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Two Chairs operates a measured-care therapy platform with both direct payors and employer customers. Similar to Concert Health in its tech-augmented, evidence-based approach to therapy services delivered at scale.

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Cerebral provides telehealth mental health services including medication management. While more consumer-direct, it competes for the same integrated behavioral health demand and recently has expanded into health-plan and provider partnerships.

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Talkspace operates an online therapy and psychiatry platform with B2B distribution via health plans and enterprise benefit programs. Direct competitor in scaled behavioral health services, differentiated mainly by a direct-to-consumer and payor-led vs. medical-group-embedded model.

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SonderMind is a teletherapy provider with in-network payor coverage and a growing clinician network. Comparable to Concert Health as an enterprise-grade behavioral health services company investing in technology-enabled care delivery.

TypeDirect peer
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Lyra Health is a large, well-capitalized mental health benefits platform that delivers therapy and coaching to employees of enterprise customers. Like Concert Health, it is built around enterprise contracts — though its distribution leans employer/payor rather than medical-group embedded care.

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Headspace Health combines the Headspace consumer app with Ginger's on-demand coaching/therapy and increasingly engages with health plans and providers. Overlaps with Concert Health in delivering evidence-based behavioral health services into the care journey.

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Concert Health

Integrated Behavioral Health Servicesconcerthealth.io

Concert Health is a San Diego-based behavioral health medical group that delivers evidence-based behavioral health services via an integrated technology platform into partner primary care, pediatrics, and women's health clinics across 11 US states.

What Concert Health does

Concert Health is a behavioral health medical group founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Diego, California, that delivers evidence-based behavioral health services through a technology-enabled clinical platform integrated directly into primary care, pediatrics, and women's health clinics. The company operates as a clinical partner to medical groups and health systems, embedding behavioral health into existing care workflows rather than referring patients to external providers. Its proprietary technology platform is differentiated by integration and interoperability with clinical partner workflows, supporting a clinical team that delivers services across 54 medical groups in 11 states, with stated plans to expand into three additional states.

Concert Health's business model is B2B and enterprise-oriented: it contracts with medical groups and health systems to provide integrated behavioral health services, with revenue mechanics described as subscription/recurring in nature. Customer segments span primary care clinics (primary), pediatrics, and women's health practices, addressing the structural shortage of behavioral health specialists and fragmented referral pathways. The company is venture-backed, having raised $56 million in total funding, including a $42 million Series B in April 2022 led by Define Ventures with strategic participation from large US health systems CommonSpirit Health and AdventHealth, and maintains active enterprise partnerships including a relationship with Sutter Health in 2025.

Strategic investors include large integrated delivery networks (CommonSpirit, AdventHealth, Sutter), indicating alignment between capital providers and customer pipeline within the IDN buyer segment. The company employs 251-500 staff across clinical, product and technology, people, medical, and finance functions, led by founder and CEO Spencer Hutchins and co-founder and CMO Virna Little, with a leadership bench that includes a Chief Product & Technology Officer, President and COO, CFO, and Chief People Officer. Revenue is not publicly disclosed.

Concert Health firmographics

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Name
Concert Health
Legal name
Concert Health
Website
https://concerthealth.io
Company type
Private
Founded year
2018
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
Concert Health is a San Diego-based behavioral health medical group that delivers evidence-based behavioral health services via an integrated technology platform into partner primary care, pediatrics, and women's health clinics across 11 US states.
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Where Concert Health is headquartered

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San Diego
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United States
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North America

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Markets served

Concert Health business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Behavioral Health Services: Concert Health provides behavioral health services through partnerships with medical groups and health systems. The company operates as a medical group model, suggesting revenue is generated through healthcare service delivery contracts with clinical partners.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels2 records

Concert Health product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Concert Health operates as a behavioral health medical group that delivers evidence-based behavioral health services through a proprietary technology platform combined with a clinical team of behavioral health specialists. The company embeds these services directly into partner medical groups' primary care, pediatrics, and women's health clinics, allowing patients to receive behavioral health care inside their existing medical home rather than via external referrals. As of the source data, Concert Health was actively serving 54 medical groups across 11 states.

Product overview

Concert Health operates as a unified behavioral health medical group offering technology-enabled clinical services. The company delivers evidence-based behavioral health services through its integrated technology platform and clinical team, working with medical groups across primary care, pediatrics, and women's health settings.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Integrated Behavioral Health Services (Primary Care) Evidence-based behavioral health services delivered directly inside partner primary care medical groups through Concert Health's clinical team and integrated technology platform, enabling patients to receive behavioral health care within their medical home rather than via external referrals.
  • Integrated Behavioral Health Services (Pediatrics) Behavioral health services for pediatric patients delivered through Concert Health's clinical team and technology platform, embedded inside pediatric clinics so that children and adolescents can receive behavioral health care within their existing pediatric practice.
  • Integrated Behavioral Health Services (Women's Health) Behavioral health services for women's health patients — including prenatal and postnatal care — delivered inside partner women's health clinics through Concert Health's evidence-based clinical model and integrated technology platform.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Serving 54 medical groups across 11 states
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Concert Health

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Concert Health technology and API

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Concert Health partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Sutter HealthcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSutter Health, an integrated not-for-profit health system serving 3.5 million patients, has positioned itself as both an investor and adopter of digital health innovations through strategic partnerships with companies including Concert Health. The health system implements Concert Health's behavioral health services as part of its digital health portfolio.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Concert Health competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Included Health: Included Health (formerly Doctor On Demand + Grand Rounds) is a broader integrated virtual care company offering behavioral, primary, and specialty care. Competes with Concert Health in enterprise RFPs for integrated care, but with a much wider portfolio and significantly more capital.

Direct peers

  • Eleanor Health: Eleanor Health is a value-based behavioral health provider combining outpatient mental health and substance use care with payor partnerships. Comparable to Concert Health in its payor/provider hybrid model and focus on integrated outcomes-based care.
  • Spring Health: Spring Health is a precision mental health platform sold largely to employers and payors, providing therapy, coaching, and medication management. Comparable to Concert Health as an enterprise behavioral health vendor competing for similar health-system and payor dollars.
  • Quartet Health: Quartet Health similarly focuses on integrating behavioral health into physical healthcare settings via partnerships with health plans and providers — the closest direct analog to Concert Health's medical-group-embedded model.
  • Two Chairs: Two Chairs operates a measured-care therapy platform with both direct payors and employer customers. Similar to Concert Health in its tech-augmented, evidence-based approach to therapy services delivered at scale.
  • Cerebral: Cerebral provides telehealth mental health services including medication management. While more consumer-direct, it competes for the same integrated behavioral health demand and recently has expanded into health-plan and provider partnerships.
  • Talkspace: Talkspace operates an online therapy and psychiatry platform with B2B distribution via health plans and enterprise benefit programs. Direct competitor in scaled behavioral health services, differentiated mainly by a direct-to-consumer and payor-led vs. medical-group-embedded model.
  • SonderMind: SonderMind is a teletherapy provider with in-network payor coverage and a growing clinician network. Comparable to Concert Health as an enterprise-grade behavioral health services company investing in technology-enabled care delivery.
  • Lyra Health: Lyra Health is a large, well-capitalized mental health benefits platform that delivers therapy and coaching to employees of enterprise customers. Like Concert Health, it is built around enterprise contracts — though its distribution leans employer/payor rather than medical-group embedded care.
  • Headspace Health: Headspace Health combines the Headspace consumer app with Ginger's on-demand coaching/therapy and increasingly engages with health plans and providers. Overlaps with Concert Health in delivering evidence-based behavioral health services into the care journey.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Concert Health social profiles

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Concert Health financial estimates

Financial estimate

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Concert Health leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles7 records

Concert Health funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds4 records

Investors11 records

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Concert Health M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Concert Health

What does Concert Health do?

Concert Health operates as a behavioral health medical group that delivers evidence-based behavioral health services through a proprietary technology platform combined with a clinical team of behavioral health specialists. The company embeds these services directly into partner medical groups' primary care, pediatrics, and women's health clinics, allowing patients to receive behavioral health care inside their existing medical home rather than via external referrals. As of the source data, Concert Health was actively serving 54 medical groups across 11 states.

Is Concert Health a public or private company?

Concert Health is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Concert Health founded?

Concert Health was founded in 2018. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Concert Health based?

Concert Health is headquartered in San Diego, United States, in the North America region.

How does Concert Health make money?

One revenue line is on record: behavioral Health Services.

Who are Concert Health's main competitors?

Included Health is listed as a broad incumbent. Direct peers are Eleanor Health, Spring Health, Quartet Health, Two Chairs, Cerebral, Talkspace, SonderMind, Lyra Health and Headspace Health.

Does Concert Health have an API?

No public API is recorded for Concert Health.

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Live signals
Sutterhealth3 Digital Health Solutions Offering Mental Health and Well-being SupportSutter Health has implemented three digital health solutions to improve mental health and well-being support, including a Collaborative Care model coordinated by Concert Health that has referred over 4,800 patients since January 2025 with 95% patient satisfaction. The health system also piloted Abridge AI ambient listening technology beginning in April 2024, reducing cognitive burden for 49% of surveyed clinicians, with over 3,200 physicians now using the tool. Sutter is additionally launching a Caring Contacts text message program in 2026 for teens and young adults discharged after suicidal thoughts or behaviors.BhbusinessGrowth of Collaborative Care Model Driven by ‘Pockets of Champions’A Milliman study commissioned by The Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute reveals explosive growth in the utilization of collaborative care models, with commercial health plan usage increasing up to 22-fold between 2018 and 2023. Companies such as evolvedMD and Concert Health are actively expanding their operations to implement these integrated behavioral health services within primary care settings. Despite this rapid adoption, particularly in states like Arizona, challenges remain regarding startup costs, payer coordination, and the need for sustainable economics across provider panels.PR NewswireCollaborative Care Approach to Behavioral Health Allows Faster Access, Improved TreatmentMercy, one of the 20 largest U.S. health systems, began a partnership in 2021 with Concert Health to deliver collaborative behavioral health care using the CMS-authorized Collaborative Care Management model, which embeds mental health services within primary care settings rather than relying on traditional specialist referrals. The program enables patients to be enrolled within 24 to 48 hours compared to wait times of up to eight months for traditional psychiatric appointments, and has expanded from Joplin, Missouri to Arkansas and Oklahoma with plans to reach all Mercy communities by the end of 2023. According to Mercy, the evidence-based billing model, which charges monthly based on care minutes rather than per visit, has produced significant symptom reduction in most patients and is described as transformative for the populations served.American Medical AssociationAddressing adult suicidal ideation in the primary care settingConcert Health and Sun River Health are presenting a webinar focused on implementing strategies for primary care practices to address adult suicidal ideation. The session features experts from both organizations discussing practical integration of behavioral health services within primary care settings. It also highlights the availability and usage of the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.FinSMEsConcert Health Raises $42M in Series B FinancingConcert Health, a San Diego-based behavioral health company, raised $42M in Series B funding led by Define Ventures. The company will use the funds to scale behavioral health services through primary care, pediatric care, and women's health nationwide. It operates in eleven states with partnerships with medical groups and health systems.WebrazziDavranış bozukluğu hastalıklarına odaklanan Concert Health, 42 milyon dolar yatırım aldıConcert Health, Define Ventures liderliğinde 42 milyon dolarlık bir yatırım turu tamamladı. Şirketin toplam sermayesi 56,5 milyon dolara ulaşırken, fonlar iş süreçlerinin geliştirilmesi ve teknolojik altyapının güçlendirilmesi amacıyla kullanılacak.AxiosConcert Health raises $42M for behavioral health staffingConcert Health raised $42 million in Series B funding led by Define Ventures, bringing total funding to about $59 million. The behavioral health company plans to expand services in Arkansas, Massachusetts, and Washington this quarter.FierceHealthcareConcert Health snags $42M series B with collaborative care network for mental health treatmentConcert Health has raised $42 million in Series B funding to expand its collaborative care network for mental health treatment, which integrates behavioral health services into primary care visits. The round was led by Define Ventures with participation from existing investors and strategic investments from CommonSpirit Health and Advent Health. The company plans to use the capital to grow its research teams and advocate for broader insurance coverage of its model across Medicaid systems.dlvr.itSan Diego’s Concert Health pulls in $42M to help doctors deliver behavioral as well as physical health careSan Diego-based Concert Health raised $42 million in a second round of financing to expand its behavioral health services platform into primary care, pediatric, and women's health clinics. The funding, led by Define Ventures with participation from investors including CommonSpirit Health and Advent Health, brings the company's total capitalization to $56 million since 2018. Concert Health currently serves patients across 11 states through a collaborative care model that integrates behavioral clinicians into existing medical teams.VC News DailyConcert Health Scores $42M Series BConcert Health announced the closing of a $42 million Series B financing round led by Define Ventures. The funding included participation from existing investors Healthy Ventures, Vertical Venture Partners, and Townhall Ventures, as well as strategic investments from CommonSpirit Health and Advent Health. This capital will support Concert Health's expansion of its Collaborative Care model for behavioral health treatment in primary care settings across eleven states.