5 Notable Health Tech Funding Announcements in July
Here is a list of some of the biggest funding rounds from health tech companies that were announced in July.
Here is a list of some of the biggest funding rounds from health tech companies that were announced in July.
Spring Health and Highmark Health are collaborating to launch Mental Well-Being, a solution that offers therapy, medication and other services for some Highmark members.
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Spring Health launched Sage, a platform that offers asynchronous video lessons to help employees manage their own mental health and support managers in creating a healthy work environment.
Spring Health's Family Care solution now serves kids of all ages and their parents. It connects each family with a care navigator and offers a dashboard that allows parents and caregivers to track their child's care.
The peer-reviewed research is among the first to examine the effectiveness of the new crop of digital mental health startups. It looked at people enrolled through their companies in a mental health platform developed by Spring Health.
The company, which offers mental health solutions for employers and health plans, recently closed a $190 million series C round, that included both equity and debt. It also brought on Guardian Life as a strategic investor.
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Spring Health, a startup that offers mental health services as an employee benefit, raised $75 million in funding. The New York-based startup matches employees with therapy and other mental health services.
The news follows a deal announced last month between Lantern and chronic disease management company Omada Health to add the company's CBT-based therapies to launch new programs for depression and anxiety.
The William K. Warren Foundation co-led the round with angel investor Kevin Ryan.