Gina Lombardi

I am a Founder and Chief Clinical Officer at LinqCare, where we are expanding access to behavioral health by embedding mental health services directly into the healthcare settings where patients already receive care. My career has been built around one mission: making behavioral healthcare more accessible, integrated, and effective for patients and providers. Too often, behavioral health exists outside of the clinical workflows where patients are already receiving care. At LinqCare, we are changing that model by working alongside large women’s health organizations and specialty medical groups to integrate behavioral health directly into their practices. Through our partnerships with OB/GYN networks and other specialty care organizations, LinqCare delivers: • Collaborative Care (CoCM) programs • Therapy and psychiatric services • Measurement-based behavioral health care • Integrated workflows that support medical providers By embedding behavioral health into existing healthcare environments, we help providers identify, support, and treat mental health needs earlier — improving outcomes for patients while strengthening care teams. Today, LinqCare is supporting behavioral health programs across large multi-site women’s healthcare organizations, helping thousands of patients access care through the providers they already trust. As a clinician and healthcare leader, I am particularly passionate about women’s behavioral health, including maternal mental health, perinatal depression and anxiety, and improving access to mental health support throughout a woman’s healthcare journey. I believe the future of behavioral health is not separate from healthcare — it is integrated within it. At LinqCare, we are building the model that allows healthcare organizations to scale behavioral health access in a way that is clinically effective, operationally sustainable, and aligned with the needs of patients and providers. I enjoy connecting with healthcare leaders, founders, investors, and clinicians who share the goal of improving access to behavioral health through innovative care models. If you are a healthcare organization exploring embedded behavioral health, or an investor interested in the future of integrated care, I would welcome the conversation.