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MUSC partners with tech company to bring behavioral health education to K-12 students
The Charleston-based Medical University of South Carolina is teaming up with Blackbaud, a software provider focused on social impact, to bring K-12 students digital education programs addressing preventive behavioral health. -
Mercy, Concert share results of collaborative care model
The partnership between Concert Health, a behavioral health medical group, and Chesterfield, Mo.-based Mercy resulted in the implementation of behavioral health services in more than 10,000 patients' primary care settings. -
Froedtert adds 30 providers to Concert Health
Concert Health, a behavioral health medical group, partnered with Froedtert Health, a healthcare system based in Milwaukee, bringing 30 new providers in Wisconsin counties to join the Concert Health collaborative care model. -
Spero partners with health tech company to offer virtual addiction treatment in 6 states
Spero Health, an outpatient provider specializing in the treatment of substance use disorders, partnered with Atadas, a telehealth technology company, to implement AddMedPro, a patient-retention technology platform that personalizes medication-assisted treatments, according to a July 5 news release from Atadas and Spero Health. -
Digital health companies take on substance use disorders
There are 61 healthcare IT products being developed for treating substance abuse disorders to meet the substantial demand for more effective therapies, according to a July 5 report from GlobalData Thematic Intelligence. -
Virtual crisis program connects law enforcement with behavioral health professionals
Executives from Avel eCare, a clinician-to-clinician telemedicine services provider, met with U.S. Senate staff to discuss Virtual Crisis Care, a telemedicine program that allows law enforcement to connect with behavioral health professionals in situations when citizens are having a mental health crisis. -
Mental health platform raises $9M in series A funding round
Blueprint, a technology platform for mental health providers, recently underwent a series A funding round. Here are five things to know: -
Global mental health apps market to grow by $946.8M
The global mental health apps market is expected to grow by $946.8 million between 2023 and 2027, according to the "Global Mental Health Apps Market 2023-2027" report from ReportLinker. -
38 top digital behavioral health companies, per Avia Marketplace
SilverCloud is the virtual mental health company with the most health system clients, according to Avia Marketplace's "Top Digital Behavioral Health Companies" report for 2023. -
The ins and outs of virtual reality-based care in behavioral health
Risa Weisberg, PhD, a primary care psychologist and the chief clinical officer at BehaVR, connected with Becker's to dive into an emerging mental health treatment: virtual reality-based care. -
Brightline suffers data breach, potentially impacting 783K patients
Pediatric behavioral health provider Brightline was the victim of a data breach that could have affected up to 783,000 people. -
Former Tinder CEO to launch AI-based well-being app
Renate Nyborg, former CEO of Tinder, is set to debut Amorai, an artificial intelligence-based relationship and wellness coaching app for young adults. -
4 factors expected to grow mental health AI market value to $11B by 2030
The artificial intelligence mental healthcare market is projected to be valued at $11.4 billion by 2030, growing at a compounded annual rate of 37.2 percent from 2023 to 2030, according to a report from Cognitive Market Research. -
Spring Health hits $2.5B valuation
Digital mental health company Spring Health is now valued at $2.5 billion, after raising $71 million in a recent funding round. -
Mental telehealth startup Aptihealth nets $76M on 4 funding rounds
Virtual behavioral health startup AptiHealth raised $10.8 million in its most recent funding round, according to an April 5 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. -
Zocdoc launches platform to connect Medicare beneficiaries to in-network care
Healthcare platform Zocdoc has added federally qualified health centers to its marketplace; the facilities treat underserved populations regardless of ability to pay. -
Simple algorithms can reduce suicide risk as well as complex AI
Artificial intelligence algorithms aimed at reducing suicide risk appear to work, even when they employ simpler methods, according to a report from Kaiser Permanente, the FDA and other institutions. -
Brightline releases virtual pediatric behavioral health study
Virtual behavioral health company Brightline published a study March 17 on the effectiveness of virtual behavioral health care to address the mental health needs of children and teenagers. -
Behavioral health software market to reach $10.13B by 2030
The behavioral health software market is expected to reach $10.13 billion by 2030, according to market research agency SNS Insider. -
Therapy Brands partners with WebMD
WebMD has partnered with Therapy Brands, a healthcare IT partner for mental, behavioral and rehabilitative therapy.
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