Imagine Pediatrics, a value-based hybrid pediatric care provider, announced Wednesday that it had closed a $67 million Series B fundraising round.

Existing investors Oak HC/FT, Optum Ventures and Rubicon Founders participated in the round, along with new investment from the Autism Impact Fund (AIF) and others. The company will use the cash infusion to accelerate national growth and technological and clinical innovation.

Nashville, Tennessee-based Imagine Pediatrics offers 24/7 virtual and in-home care to pediatric patients with special health care needs. Its integrated services include medical, behavioral and social care. Founded in 2022, the company now provides care for approximately 40,000 children across the nation. The company partners with health plans in order to offer its services to children at no additional charge and currently operates in Texas, Florida and Washington D.C.

“This investment strengthens our ability to scale proven, innovative care models that expand access, improve outcomes and lower costs for children with special health care needs and their families,” George Boghos, CEO of Imagine Pediatrics, said in a statement. “We’re proud to partner with investors who share our vision for building a more accessible, inclusive pediatric care system.”

Through the Imagine Pediatrics platform, in-home private duty nurses receive direct access to the company’s physicians, which expedites care, according to the company’s site. It also brings additional clinical supports into the home, offering another layer of assistance.

“We can also help them get a prior authorization, medication refills, or equipment support and are available to PDNs anytime they have a question or need a quick consultation about a shared patient,” the company’s site reads.

In-home pediatric medical care is an affordable option compared to hospital costs, and the home-based care industry has seen several notable pediatric-focused happenings in 2025. 

In February, Atrium Health launched the country’s first pediatric hospital-at-home program. In April, Aveanna Healthcare Holdings (Nasdaq: AVAH) announced that it would acquire Thrive Skilled Pediatric Care for $75 million.

Other home-based pediatric care providers also see substantial opportunities for growth. Dallas-based Care Options for Kids told Home Health Care News that it plans to almost double its geographic footprint within the next five years.