Company adds a leading national Integrated Delivery Network (IDN) as a strategic investor.
The financing supports Pear’s continued efforts to expand patient access for its portfolio of Prescription Digital Therapeutics (PDTs), including reSET®, reSET-O® and Somryst® treating addiction and insomnia conditions, respectively.
BOSTON & SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Pear Therapeutics, Inc., (“Pear” or the “Company”) today announced the second closing of its Series D financing. The second closing included a leading national Integrated Delivery Network (IDN) as a new strategic investor. The national IDN is investing $20 million, bringing the total Series D investment to $100 million.
“Pear is pleased to add one of America’s leading health care providers and health plans to our distinguished list of investors as we continue to expand patient access to our FDA-authorized digital therapeutics,” said Corey McCann, M.D., Ph.D., President and CEO of Pear Therapeutics. �
March
Egg Your Yard Tri-Valley Cheer Club fundraiser event: wake up Easter morning to a yard covered with candy filled egg. Club can hide them, scatter or add $8 to be placed in a basket and left on porch with a note from the Easter Bunny. VENMO payment is preferred and payment must be made in advance. The Club will go to all of Berks, some of Chester and Montgomery. Email tvcheerclub@gmail.com or call 302-530-3189. Cash Raffle drawing held on April 10 live on Tri-Valley Cheer Club Facebook page. Get tickets from a Twister Cheerleader or email tvcheerclub@gmail.com. Four cash prizes awarded in amount of $50 to $350.
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Feb. 20
Free Drive-Thru Community Meal: 12 to 1 p.m. at St. Andrew UMC, 611 Swamp Creek Rd, Bechtelsville. Follow the signs to the back of the church. Please wear masks.
Feb. 21
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Pioneer Grange, Topton: order deadline for Italian Hoagie Sale is Feb 21. $5 each. Pickup March 1 at the Grange Hall from 3 to 5 p.m. Call orders to Tammy at 610-463-7213.
Feb. 22
Go Taste Berks: Feb. 22 to March 1, hosted by the Greater Reading Chamber Alliance. Visit GRCA member businesses with Go Taste Berks Passport to sample the best of Berks in the food, agriculture and hospitality industries. To enter to win one of three Go Experience Berks prizes, drop off or mail completed passport to GRCA by March 7. Passport holders will also receive a digital coupon book to be used at GRCA member businesses for the remainder of 2021. Registration required: $10 per passport. Register at greaterreading.org.
Feb. 7
Leesport Area Historical Society Open House: 1 to 4 p.m. The museum resides in the former West Leesport 4-room school house built in 1858 at 128 Main Street, Leesport. See area and regional artifacts including a classroom circa 1940s and a Quaker Marriage Certificate predating the Declaration of Independence.
Feb. 7
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Literatour Berks author event: 4 p.m. children’s author presentation via Zoom “Such a Library - A Yiddish Folktale Re-Imagined” by Jill Ross Nadler. Presented by Exeter Community Library in cooperation with the Jewish Federation of Reading/Berks and the Sinking Spring Library. To register, visit www.readingjewishcommunity.org/home/literatour.