Zócalo Health
Zócalo Health provides integrated primary care and mental health services for Latino and underserved communities, combining bilingual community health workers, medical and behavioral care, and social supports. Its tech-enabled platform offers virtual and in-person care, aiming to improve access to culturally rooted healthcare and reduce barriers for its patients.
Facts
- HQ
- Seattle, USA
- Sectors
- Healthcare, Primary care, Behavioral health, Healthtech
- Total raised
- $27.5M SEC Form D filings Total of this company's SEC Form D filings
- Last round
- $22.6M · Feb 2026 SEC Form D
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Zócalo Health Raises $22.8M — $15M Series A Led by EO Ventures to Expand Integrated Care for Latino Patients
Zócalo Health, a hybrid primary care and mental health provider serving Latino and underserved communities, has raised $22.8 million — including a $15 million Series A led by EO Ventures — to expand its tech-enabled, whole-person care model that combines bilingual community health workers, medical and behavioral care, and social supports.
mpathic’s SVP of Research Dr. Alison Cerezo speaks on tech-driven access solutions at Weitzman Institute National Symposium
mpathic’s Senior VP of Research, Dr. Alison Cerezo, was a featured panelist at the Weitzman Institute’s National Symposium where she discussed tech-driven, community-centered strategies to close mental health access gaps alongside other sector leaders.
Former Amazon Care Leader Liz Tarullo Raises $3.5M to Launch Magnolia, Virtual Support Startup for Dementia Caregivers
Former Amazon Care leader Liz Tarullo co-founded Magnolia, a Seattle startup offering virtual support for caregivers of dementia and Alzheimer's patients, raising $3.5 million in seed funding led by Village Global. Magnolia aims to transform caregiving by providing guidance and support based on Tarullo's personal caregiving experience and the gaps she identified in existing healthcare services.
Zócalo Health partners with Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company to provide MCCPDC medications to Texas and California members
Zócalo Health, a Seattle-based virtual care service for Latino patients in Texas and California, is partnering with Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company to give its users access to MCCPDC’s lower-cost prescription medications through Zócalo’s platform. The collaboration aims to reduce medication costs and improve access and transparency for Latino patients.
Zócalo Health raises $5M seed to launch Latino-focused virtual primary care in CA, TX and WA
Zócalo Health raised $5 million in seed funding to launch virtual primary care tailored for Latino patients, beginning services in California, Texas and Washington. The startup offers membership-based care teams—including physicians, nurses, mental health clinicians and community health workers—same- or next-day virtual visits, care coordination, and plans to expand and add in-person services.
People
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Erik Cardenas Founder, Co-Founder & CEO, Executive Officer, Director
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Mariza Hardin Founder, Co-founder, Director
