Brightside Health

Brightside does not operate as a family office or an investment firm. Brad Kittredge serves as CEO and co-founder, leading operational and strategic direction alongside co-founders Dr. Mimi Winsberg (Chief Medical Officer) and Jeremy Barth (Principal AI Engineer). Venture funding decisions have involved board members from ACME and Bullpen Capital.

Brightside is not a family office. It is a venture-backed digital health operating company that provides telehealth-based mental health care. The firm’s funding comes from institutional venture rounds — a $17 million Series A and a $50 million Series B — rather than from a single-family capital base.

Care delivery runs through a proprietary telemedicine platform that integrates psychiatry, therapy, and a suicide-prevention track based on the CAMS framework. Patients access care through payers, health plans, and self-pay channels. Brightside contracts with most major insurers, including Cigna, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare, and Medicaid, covering over 100 million lives.

The firm runs four core service lines: personalized psychiatry that uses algorithmic prescribing, clinically proven therapy based on the Unified Protocol, a teen care program for ages 13 and older, and a suicide prevention program for individuals with elevated suicide risk. It also offers a virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP).

Brightside Health is an operating company, not an institutional investor or limited partner. It does not make fund commitments or participate in co-investments alongside external general partners.