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Blueberry Pediatrics

A membership-based pediatric telehealth service, launched in 2021 by Delaware-incorporated SparkMD, Inc., that gives families unlimited 24/7 chat, phone, and video access to board-certified pediatricians for a flat monthly or annual fee plus a one-time home medical kit, sold directly to parents and, under partnerships announced in 2026, through Medicaid health plans and employer benefits.

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What the company does

Blueberry Pediatrics sells a subscription to a team of board-certified pediatricians. A member family opens the app, chats with the pediatric team, sends photos, video, and vitals captured with a home medical kit, and, the company says, speaks with a pediatrician within minutes at any hour, including nights and holidays. The membership covers every dependent child in the household for one flat fee, with no per-visit charge, and the company positions itself as a supplement to, not a replacement for, a child’s primary pediatrician.

The same service is sold to health plans and employers. In 2026 the company announced benefits for eligible Medicaid members of CareSource Nevada, SilverSummit Healthplan in Nevada, and Community Health Choice in Southeast Texas, each with the age and rollout limits described below, and an employer offering through Carrot; it also carries a member page for Community Care Plan in Florida. Those announcements date the partnerships, not the company’s first entry into those channels.

History and ownership

The operating company is SparkMD, Inc., a Delaware corporation that its January 2022 SEC Form D says was incorporated in 2017; the Y Combinator directory also gives 2017 as the founding year and lists the company in the Winter 2018 batch. The company does not state a current headquarters on its site. Its addresses in the sources are dated and functional: Mountain View, California on the 2022 Form D, the August 2025 release dateline, and the Google Play developer listing; and San Francisco in the Y Combinator directory. This profile records those rather than a current headquarters. The consumer service launched publicly on March 15, 2021 in six states, although the App Store lists an app version from November 2018, so the service predates the formal launch announcement.

Company materials name three co-founders: Harrison Gordon, who signed the Form D as chief executive and became president in 2025; Jonathan Kahan, quoted as chief medical officer in the March 2021 launch release; and Dr. Lyndsey Garbi, whose company bio and the current roster describe her as pediatrician and chief medical officer. When that role changed is not stated. On August 19, 2025 the company announced Rich Berner, formerly chief executive of MDLive, as chief executive and Mike Waters, formerly chief operating officer of Teladoc Health, as executive chairman.

The Form D, the only one on file for the company, reported an equity offering of $9,630,895 with $9,301,857 sold to 61 investors as of January 2022 and a first sale on December 21, 2021. Y Combinator is the investor the company itself names, and MS&AD Ventures lists Blueberry in its portfolio. The 2022 filing is the documented offering reviewed; no later financing, revenue, or valuation appears in the sources checked, and total capitalization is not verified. The Terms of Use say SparkMD, Inc. contracts with Blueberry Medical PA, described as an independent, physician-owned medical group, for the clinical services, and that SparkMD itself provides no medical care.

Services and clinical model

Visits mix asynchronous chat with live phone and video, and the telehealth consent lists health records, images and asynchronous messages, live two-way audio and video, store-and-forward audio, and device data among the modalities. The company says its pediatricians are all board-certified; its roster page carried 61 distinct physician cards (MD or DO) on September 7, 2026, a page tally rather than verified employment or licensure, and other pages say “50+ pediatricians and specialists.” The FAQ says care is available from birth until a child’s 21st birthday.

The home kit contains a wireless otoscope for ear, nose, and throat images, a finger pulse oximeter, and an oral thermometer, with a forehead thermometer added for annual members. The what-we-treat page lists common acute conditions and says strep and flu are treated when an at-home rapid test is positive, urinary infections with lab testing, and that labs can be ordered to Quest Diagnostics at discounted rates; rapid strep tests must be prescribed and purchased in advance, and those tests and any lab work are separate purchases, not part of the unlimited visit fee. It directs families to their primary pediatrician for wellness visits and physicals, chronic-condition management, anything needing bloodwork or imaging, specialist referrals, vaccines, ADHD management, and illnesses needing stool samples. The company also markets developmental, social-emotional, and mental-health screening for members and a separate autism assessment, which its page currently offers for children 18 months to 5 years old. Inside Telehealth reports these as the company’s descriptions and does not evaluate the care.

Availability

The company’s statements differ by page and date. The FAQ read on September 7, 2026 says the service is available in all 50 states plus DC and can be used while traveling anywhere in them. An undated company post announcing Virginia lists 24 states, and the March 2021 launch release listed California, Florida, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Texas. The health-plan benefits are limited to each plan’s eligible members and were announced with limits: CareSource Nevada members 18 and younger, with members in Clark and Washoe counties able to register from April 1, 2026 per the February release; Community Health Choice members with children up to 19 living outside Harris County in the initial rollout phase per the May release; SilverSummit Medicaid families statewide in Nevada; and Carrot for children under 12. Whether any of those initial limits has since changed is not stated in the sources checked. Inside Telehealth has not tested sign-up in any state.

Pricing and insurance

The pricing page on September 7, 2026 offered a monthly membership at $29 per month plus a $100 medical kit, and an annual membership at $18 per month, which the FAQ states as $216 per year, plus the same $100 kit and a bonus forehead thermometer. The company says there are no per-visit, per-child, after-hours, or copay charges, that insurance is neither required nor billed for visits, and that a family that cancels and later reactivates pays a re-enrollment fee. Its refund policy headlines a satisfaction guarantee on the last month’s membership; its terms say membership fees charged within the prior 30 days and unused future months are refundable, that an annual member’s used months are recalculated at the standard monthly rate rather than the annual rate, that enrollment and kit fees are not refundable, that promotional devices such as the forehead thermometer may be deducted, and that the account is canceled once a refund is issued. On those terms an initial annual membership plus kit comes to $316 and twelve monthly payments plus kit to $448 before any tests or labs, which are calculations, not observed checkout prices. An autism assessment is priced at $499 flat for children 18 months to 5 years, with a refund for inconclusive results; the page describes a two-part assessment and, in its preparation FAQ, three 30-minute calls including a results discussion. The undated Virginia post quotes older prices of $20 per month or $180 per year, which differ from the dedicated pricing page’s figures on September 7, 2026. Members of partner health plans and employer programs get the membership, and in at least one case the kit, at no cost to them. The pricing page’s savings comparisons and its claim that families save $281 a year on average are the company’s figures.

Health plans, employers, and partnerships

The company’s health-plan page says it works with Medicaid, marketplace, and commercial populations and makes utilization, emergency-department savings, and satisfaction claims that Inside Telehealth has not evaluated. Partnerships announced in 2026: CareSource Nevada for Nevada Medicaid and Nevada Check-Up members 18 and younger, with a phased county rollout (February 17); Carrot for employer parenting benefits covering children under 12 (February 18); Community Health Choice for eligible Texas Medicaid members with children up to 19 outside Harris County in the initial phase (May 27); and SilverSummit Healthplan statewide in Nevada (June 1). The site also carries a member page for Community Care Plan in Florida and a page for practices that want after-hours coverage for their patients.

The Terms of Use, last revised February 17, 2026, contain a binding arbitration agreement and a class-action waiver. The company’s HIPAA notice of privacy practices carries an effective date of August 4, 2020. A September 7, 2026 web search found no enforcement or adverse-action record from the FDA, the FTC, a state regulator, or a court naming Blueberry Pediatrics, SparkMD, Inc., or Blueberry Medical PA; that is a scoped search of those sources, not a clearance, and an unrelated Idaho medical practice using a similar name is not this company.

Scale and operating context

The homepage says the company is “trusted by over 100,000 parents,” a company figure with no date or definition. The Y Combinator entry lists a team size of 15. On September 7, 2026 the Google Play listing showed more than 10,000 installs and a 4.0 rating from about 152 reviews, and the App Store listing a 4.5 rating from 448 ratings. No revenue, member, or visit count appears in the sources checked.

Evidence and limitations

This record establishes the company’s legal identity, incorporation, the one documented financing, founders and 2025 leadership, service and kit, pricing and refund terms, and the partnerships announced in 2026 from its own pages, an SEC filing, company and partner releases, an accelerator listing, an investor’s portfolio page, and app-store listings, all read on September 7, 2026. Accelerator and investor listings are provenance for investment, not independent reporting. It makes no clinical claims and does not evaluate the care, the kit’s diagnostic value, or the company’s savings and utilization claims. State availability is recorded as the company states it, with its inconsistencies; partnership limits are as announced and may have changed; the roster count is a page tally; the parent count is the company’s; no current headquarters is asserted. No Internet Archive capture from the observation date was recorded for the cited pages.

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Availability claims

One row per jurisdiction and reported status. Scopes that share a status, attribution, source and observation date are listed together in a single row; a scope the company reports differently keeps its own row. "Company / platform" means the company as a whole, not every service. "Company-reported" means the company said it; it has not been independently checked unless the attribution says so. Read each row's note.

Availability claims for Blueberry Pediatrics
JurisdictionScopeStatusAttributionObservedSource
Alabama (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Alaska (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Arizona (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Arkansas (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

California (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Colorado (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Connecticut (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Delaware (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

District of Columbia (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered.

Florida (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Georgia (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Hawaii (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Idaho (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Illinois (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Indiana (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Iowa (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Kansas (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Kentucky (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Louisiana (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Maine (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Maryland (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Massachusetts (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Michigan (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Minnesota (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Mississippi (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Missouri (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Montana (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Nebraska (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Nevada (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

New Hampshire (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

New Jersey (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

New Mexico (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

New York (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

North Carolina (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

North Dakota (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Ohio (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Oklahoma (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Oregon (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Pennsylvania (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Rhode Island (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

South Carolina (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

South Dakota (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Tennessee (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Texas (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

United StatesCompany / platformAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

FAQ read September 7, 2026: available in all 50 states plus the District of Columbia and usable while traveling within them; an undated company post lists 24 states and the March 2021 launch release listed six. Health-plan benefits are plan-specific. Not tested in any state.

Utah (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Vermont (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Virginia (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Washington (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

West Virginia (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Wisconsin (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Wyoming (US)PediatricsAvailableCompany-reportedFAQ, Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.)

The company FAQ answers the question of which states it serves with a statement that the service is available in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Scoped to this pediatric membership service, not inferred from a general footprint. The company states it serves children under 21 and that some newborn circumstances require in-person or emergency care. It does not establish clinician availability, insurance participation or that any particular treatment is offered. An undated company post, Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia, lists 24 states, differing from the FAQ's all-state statement. These company-reported coverage accounts have not been independently verified through enrollment. Omission from that post does not establish that a state is unavailable.

Timeline

Dated, sourced events. Each date is shown at the precision the source supports; "alleged" means a claim in a filing, not a finding.

  1. (announced) — SilverSummit Healthplan statewide Nevada Medicaid benefit announced Expansion
    Company post of June 1, 2026 announcing a statewide virtual pediatric care benefit for SilverSummit Healthplan Medicaid families in Nevada. Status: Completed as of ; Company-reported. Source: SilverSummit Healthplan & Blueberry Pediatrics Launch Statewide Pediatric Virtual Care Benefit for Nevada Medicaid Families
  2. (announced) — Community Health Choice benefit for Texas Medicaid families announced Expansion
    Company post of May 27, 2026 announcing virtual pediatric care for eligible Community Health Choice Medicaid members with children up to 19 living outside Harris County in the initial rollout phase. Status: Completed as of ; Company-reported. Source: Community Health Choice Partners With Blueberry Pediatrics to Bring 24/7 Virtual Pediatric Care to Medicaid Families Across Southeast Texas (+1 more in Sources)
  3. (announced) — Carrot adds Blueberry Pediatrics to employer parenting benefits Expansion
    Carrot's February 18, 2026 release announced on-demand pediatric telemedicine with Blueberry Pediatrics as an employer benefit covering children under 12. Status: Completed as of ; Primary-source verified. Source: Carrot Expands Parenting Benefits, Adding On-Demand Pediatric Telemedicine With Blueberry Pediatrics
  4. (announced) — CareSource Nevada Medicaid benefit announced Expansion
    CareSource's February 17, 2026 release announced Blueberry Pediatrics as a benefit for Nevada Medicaid and Nevada Check-Up members 18 and younger, with a phased county rollout; members in Clark and Washoe counties could register from April 1, 2026. Status: Completed as of ; Primary-source verified. Source: New Partnership Expands Pediatric Care Access Across Nevada’s Frontier and Rural Communities
  5. (announced) — Rich Berner named chief executive; Mike Waters executive chairman Leadership
    Company release of August 19, 2025 announcing Rich Berner, formerly chief executive of MDLive, as chief executive and Mike Waters, formerly chief operating officer of Teladoc Health, as executive chairman; co-founder Harrison Gordon became president. Status: Completed as of ; Company-reported. Source: Blueberry Pediatrics Unveils Powerhouse Leadership Team to Lead the Future of AI-Enabled Pediatric Care
  6. (filed) — Form D reports $9.3 million of a $9.6 million equity offering sold Financing
    SparkMD, Inc.'s Form D filed January 14, 2022 reported an equity offering of $9,630,895 with $9,301,857 sold to 61 investors, first sale December 21, 2021. It is the only Form D on file; total capitalization is not verified. Status: Completed as of ; Primary-source verified. Source: Form D, SparkMD Inc. (CIK 0001904646), filed January 14, 2022
  7. (announced) — Consumer service launched publicly in six states Launch
    Company release of March 15, 2021 announcing the launch of Blueberry Pediatrics in California, Florida, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas; the App Store lists an app version from November 2018, so the service predates the formal announcement. Status: Completed as of ; Company-reported. Source: Blueberry Pediatrics Launches to Give Parents a “Pediatrician in Their Pocket”

Ownership and relationships

Sourced records of what this company acquired, merged with, owns or operates, or was formerly called. Each line says who asserts the relationship; "uncertain" notes are unresolved.

Affiliated entities

  • Blueberry Medical PA
    The Terms of Use say SparkMD, Inc. contracts with Blueberry Medical PA, described as an independent, physician-owned medical group, for the clinical services, and that SparkMD itself provides no medical care. (asserted by the company; Company-reported; as of ) Uncertain: Ownership and licensure of the medical group were not verified. Source: Terms of Use

Investors

  • Y Combinator —
    Y Combinator's directory lists Blueberry Pediatrics in its Winter 2018 batch with a 2017 founding year; the company names Y Combinator as an investor. (asserted by the counterparty; Primary-source verified; as of ) Source: Blueberry Pediatrics | Y Combinator
  • MS&AD Ventures
    MS&AD Ventures lists Blueberry Pediatrics in its portfolio. (asserted by the counterparty; Primary-source verified; as of ) Uncertain: Investment date and amount are not stated. Source: Blueberry Pediatrics | MS&AD Ventures portfolio

Sources

Consolidated bibliography for this profile: every record cited in the text or behind its structured data, listed once.

  1. Blueberry Pediatrics - Unlimited 24/7 Virtual Care from Top Pediatricians — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — Homepage observed September 7, 2026: "Get unlimited care from your own team of Pediatricians in minutes, 24/7"; "Trusted by over 100,000 Parents"; award badges from third-party lists; describes the at-home medical kit, chat with board-certified pediatricians, proactive behavioral, developmental, and mental-health screening, and the three-step visit flow.
  2. Blueberry | Memberships — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — Pricing page observed September 7, 2026: Monthly Membership $29 per month plus a $100 medical kit; Annual Membership $18 per month plus the $100 kit with a bonus forehead thermometer; "$0 per visit with or without insurance", no per-child, after-hours, or copay fees; company-reported comparison prices for insurance telemedicine, urgent care, and emergency rooms and a claim that families save $281 per year on average, neither evaluated by Inside Telehealth. The FAQ block states the membership costs $216 per year ($18/month) plus the one-time kit fee.
  3. FAQ — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — FAQ observed September 7, 2026: care for anyone from birth until their 21st birthday; "Blueberry is available in all 50 states plus DC"; health insurance not required; memberships bill monthly or annually with no commitment, cancel online at any time, with a re-enrollment fee after cancellation; all dependent children covered at no extra fee; strep and flu treated when an at-home rapid test is positive; school and absence notes after a visit; unvaccinated families may join with limits on what telemedicine can do; visit information can be sent to the primary pediatrician with permission; the kit contains a wifi otoscope, a finger pulse oximeter, and a thermometer.
  4. What We Treat — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — Lists conditions treated (colds, coughs, sinus infections, rashes, pink eye, ear infections with the kit otoscope, strep with a rapid test, flu with a rapid test, diarrhea, vomiting, UTIs with lab testing, and others) and what to see the primary pediatrician for: wellness visits and school or sports physicals, chronic condition management, illnesses requiring bloodwork or x-rays, specialist referrals, vaccines, ADHD management, and illnesses requiring stool samples. Says labs can be prescribed to Quest Diagnostics on demand at discounted rates.
  5. How It Works — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — Three-step flow: open the app and chat with the pediatric team; complete a home exam sending pictures, videos, and vitals from the kit; speak with a pediatrician "within minutes" who develops a treatment plan, provides prescriptions when appropriate, and sends school notes. Membership "as low as $18/month"; kit: smart earscope, pulse oximeter, oral thermometer, forehead thermometer for annual members; monthly developmental screening.
  6. Our Pediatricians — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — Roster observed September 7, 2026: 61 distinct physician cards formatted "Dr. [name], MD" or "DO" (a featured-doctor section repeats some names and is not double-counted), including Dr. Lyndsey Garbi, MD, labeled co-founder. A page tally, not verified employment or licensure; the company states "50+ pediatricians and specialists" elsewhere.
  7. Terms of Use — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; Revised ; accessed — Terms of Use, "Last revised: Feb 17, 2026", for sites and apps "owned and controlled by SparkMD, Inc. ('Blueberry Pediatrics')". States that Blueberry Pediatrics contracts with Blueberry Medical PA and other healthcare entities (the "Medical Group"), described as "an independent, physician-owned medical group with a network of United States based Providers", for the clinical telehealth services, and that SparkMD, Inc. itself does not provide medical care or advice. Contains a binding arbitration agreement and class-action waiver.
  8. Telehealth Policy — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — Informed consent for telehealth: lists modalities including health records and test results, images and asynchronous communications, live two-way audio and video, interactive audio with store-and-forward, and output from medical devices; says Blueberry Medical PA providers are an addition to, not a replacement for, the primary care physician; gives a company support contact, not reproduced here.
  9. Refund Policy — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — Refund page observed September 7, 2026. Headline: refund of the last month's membership if not satisfied. Terms: membership fees charged within the prior 30 days and future paid months (for example on an annual membership) are eligible; enrollment fees and kit fees are not; promotional items such as forehead thermometers may be deducted; an annual member is refunded unused months plus the prior month, with used months recalculated at the standard monthly rate because the annual discount assumes a full year; the account is canceled immediately after a refund; refunds return to the original card within about ten business days. Support contacts on the page are not reproduced here.
  10. Privacy Practices (Telemedicine HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices) — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; Effective ; accessed — HIPAA notice of privacy practices with an effective date of August 4, 2020.
  11. Blueberry for Health Plans — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — Health-plan sales page: says Blueberry "works with Medicaid, marketplace and commercial populations"; company-reported claims of "10x utilization than typical telemedicine", a "40% ER cost reduction" in "a recent partnership", and an NPS of 87, plus a savings calculator, none evaluated by Inside Telehealth; testimonial quotes attributed to Sana and Salubris Health.
  12. Employers — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — Employer-benefit page positioning Blueberry as a supplement to adult-focused telemedicine benefits with $0 visits for employees' children. Footer reads "© sparkMD Inc."
  13. Autism Diagnosis Landing Page — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — Autism assessment offer observed September 7, 2026: "$499 one-flat rate", FSA/HSA and payment plans; the FAQ says "We are currently offering autism evaluation for children 18 months to 5 years old"; the page describes a two-part assessment with a board-certified pediatrician and, in its preparation FAQ, three 30-minute calls including a results discussion; report within 3–5 business days; full refund on inconclusive results. The page's accuracy and benefit claims are marketing and are not repeated. The site's sitemap labels the section a pilot.
  14. CCP + Blueberry Pediatrics — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — Partner page for Community Care Plan members: after-hours pediatric telemedicine as a plan benefit, sign-up with no credit card, and the medical kit at no cost.
  15. Blueberry Pediatrics Launches to Give Parents a “Pediatrician in Their Pocket” — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company press release; Published ; accessed — Company copy of the March 15, 2021 launch release: unlimited 24/7 virtual pediatrician membership for $18 per month plus a one-time $100 kit fee, no per-child or per-visit fees; then available in California, Florida, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Texas; kit with pulse oximeter, ear-infection kit, and forehead thermometer; quotes Jonathan Kahan, described at that time as chief medical officer and co-founder, and Dr. Lyndsey Garbi; pediatricians answer within 15 minutes.
  16. Blueberry Pediatrics Launches in Virginia — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — Undated company post (page shows a medical-review date of March 26, 2026) announcing Virginia availability; describes care for ages 0–21 by chat, phone, or video, says "Blueberry Pediatrics is available in 24 states" (Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Michigan, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and Wisconsin), and quotes older pricing of $20 per month or $180 per year plus the kit, which differs from the dedicated pricing page on the same day. The FAQ observed the same day says all 50 states plus DC.
  17. Blueberry Pediatrics Unveils Powerhouse Leadership Team to Lead the Future of AI-Enabled Pediatric Care — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company press release; Published ; accessed — Company copy of the August 19, 2025 release, datelined Mountain View, California: Rich Berner, former CEO of MDLive, joins as chief executive officer; Mike Waters, former COO of Teladoc Health, becomes executive chairman; Harrison Gordon, co-founder and former CEO, becomes president. Describes the company as a "24/7 AI-enabled pediatric care company". The Business Wire copy returned 403 to scripted access.
  18. New Partnership Expands Pediatric Care Access Across Nevada’s Frontier and Rural Communities — CareSource; Company press release; Published ; accessed — CareSource Nevada release, Las Vegas, February 17, 2026: partnership with Blueberry Pediatrics to expand pediatric care access for children enrolled in Nevada Medicaid and Nevada Check-Up, with a focus on rural and frontier counties; members aged 18 and younger, except those in Clark and Washoe counties, could register at announcement, with Clark and Washoe registration starting April 1; describes Blueberry as delivering 24/7 virtual pediatric care through board-certified pediatricians.
  19. Carrot Expands Parenting Benefits, Adding On-Demand Pediatric Telemedicine With Blueberry Pediatrics — Carrot (via PR Newswire); Company press release; Published ; accessed — Carrot release, West Des Moines, Iowa, February 18, 2026: Carrot adds on-demand pediatric telemedicine through Blueberry Pediatrics to its employer parenting benefits, for families with children under age 12.
  20. Community Health Choice Partners With Blueberry Pediatrics to Bring 24/7 Virtual Pediatric Care to Medicaid Families Across Southeast Texas — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company press release; Published ; accessed — Company copy of the joint release, Houston, May 27, 2026: Community Health Choice, a nonprofit managed-care organization serving more than 454,000 members, partners with Blueberry Pediatrics to offer 24/7 virtual pediatric care to its Medicaid members across Southeast Texas; eligible members with children up to 19 years old living outside Harris County have access during the initial rollout phase.
  21. Community Health Choice Partners with Blueberry Pediatrics — Community Health Choice; Company press release; Published ; accessed — Community Health Choice's own June 1, 2026 post on the Blueberry Pediatrics partnership for its Texas Medicaid members; repeats that eligible members with children up to 19 living outside Harris County have access in the initial rollout phase.
  22. SilverSummit Healthplan & Blueberry Pediatrics Launch Statewide Pediatric Virtual Care Benefit for Nevada Medicaid Families — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company press release; Published ; accessed — Company copy of the joint release, Las Vegas, June 1, 2026: SilverSummit Healthplan, a Nevada managed-care organization, and Blueberry Pediatrics launch a statewide benefit giving the plan's Medicaid families unlimited 24/7 access to board-certified pediatricians and at-home medical kits.
  23. Form D, SparkMD Inc. (CIK 0001904646), filed January 14, 2022 — SparkMD Inc.; Regulatory filing; Filed ; accessed ; SEC accession 0001904646-22-000003 — Notice of exempt offering of equity securities under Rule 506(b): issuer SparkMD Inc., a Delaware corporation incorporated in 2017 with its address at 2672 Bayshore Parkway, Suite 608, Mountain View, California; total offering amount $9,630,895, total sold $9,301,857, $329,038 remaining; 61 investors already invested, no non-accredited investors; date of first sale December 21, 2021; revenue range declined; signed by Harrison Gordon as CEO on January 12, 2022. The only Form D on file for this CIK as of September 7, 2026.
  24. Blueberry Pediatrics | Y Combinator — Y Combinator; Secondary source; accessed — Y Combinator directory entry observed September 7, 2026: batch Winter 2018; "Founded: 2017"; team size 15; status Active; location San Francisco; founder Harrison Gordon, founder/CEO. The location differs from the company's 2025 release dateline and Form D address (Mountain View).
  25. Blueberry Pediatrics - Apps on Google Play — Sparkmd Inc. (Google Play developer listing); Company document; accessed — Google Play listing observed September 7, 2026: 4.0 stars from about 152 reviews; "10K+ Downloads"; "Updated on Jul 31, 2026"; developer Sparkmd Inc. with a Mountain View, California address; contact details not reproduced here.
  26. Blueberry Pediatrics App - App Store — sparkMD Inc (App Store seller listing); Company document; accessed — App Store listing observed September 7, 2026: developer shown as "Blueberry Medical", seller sparkMD Inc; 4.5 rating from 448 ratings; version 47 released August 3; earliest listed version 1.0.1 dated November 28, 2018; copyright "© 2024 sparkMD Inc." A companion "Blueberry Pediatrics Otoscope" app is listed by the same developer.
  27. Meet Dr. Lyndsey Garbi, MD — Blueberry Pediatrics (SparkMD, Inc.); Company document; accessed — Company bio page observed September 7, 2026 describing Dr. Lyndsey Garbi, MD, as "Pediatrician and Chief Medical Officer".
  28. Blueberry Pediatrics | MS&AD Ventures portfolio — MS&AD Ventures; Secondary source; accessed — Investor portfolio page listing Blueberry Pediatrics (digital health, USA) with Y Combinator among investors; shows Harrison Gordon as co-founder and CEO, a title superseded by the August 2025 leadership change. Used only as evidence that MS&AD Ventures lists the company as a portfolio investment; amounts and dates are not given.