Arise, the digital healthcare company enabling comprehensive care for eating disorders, mental health, and long-term healing, has launched today after raising over $4 million in a seed funding round. Arise is building a virtual-first care model to reach and engage more of the 30 million Americans who will experience an eating disorder in their lifetime - 80-90% of whom will not get care today. The round was led by Greycroft and BBG Ventures with participation from Wireframe Ventures, Cityblock co-founder Iyah Romm (he/him) and Sonder Health founder Sylvia Romm, MD, MPH (she/her), and PatientPing founder Jay Desai (he/him), among others.

Arise is bringing people virtual-first, person-centered support for disordered eating, eating disorders, and mental health. At a time when over 30 million Americans will experience an eating disorder in their lifetime, but up to 90% won't get care, Arise aims to shatter the stereotype of what eating disorders "look like" and expand access. Through virtual care pathways, community, and ongoing support, Arise brings people the right care, when and where they need it. Founded by digital health entrepreneurs Amanda D'Ambra and Joan Zhang out of their own personal experiences, Arise is empowering effective support for people to heal their body and mind.