Valera Health
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Q4 Was Digital Health’s Worst Quarter for Funding in 5 Years
Digital health’s investment slowdown is so severe that the fourth quarter of 2022 marked the lowest quarterly digital health funding total in the past five years, according to new report. Q4 was also the first quarter with no new unicorn births since 2018.
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Valera Health Secures $44.5M To Expand Its Virtual Mental Health Capabilities
The financing round was led by Heritage Group, and included participation from the investment arms of insurers, like Cigna Ventures and Trinnovate Ventures of Blue Cross Blue Shield Arizona. It brings Valera’s total financing amount to about $70 million.
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Valera raises $15M for high-acuity mental healthcare
Valera Health provides teletherapy services for mental health, ranging from mild to serious conditions. The company recently raised $15 million in funding led by Windham Venture Partners.
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How healthcare organizations are fusing primary care and behavioral health
Montefiore in New York is equipping primary care patients with Valera’s behavioral health app, while Cherokee Health Systems in Tennessee utilizes an integrated care model that involves a behavioral health consultant and a primary care doctor working on the same team.
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Here is MassChallenge’s 2019 healthtech cohort
Participants in the Boston, Massachusetts-based program will take part in a six-month curriculum that partners the companies with larger Champion organizations that support the startups with product pilots, research assistance and potential investments
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Behavioral health care management startup Valera Health adds payer to customer base (Updated)
Valera Health CEO and cofounder Thomas Tsang said the Group Health deal is part of the company’s plan to make a greater push for payers to adopt its program this year. It also secured a Series A round with funding from Trinnovate Ventures, a subsidiary of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona.
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Study using Valera Health app shows boost in engagement from patients with depression, anxiety
The data from the study were particularly interesting because it shows that the push for greater utilization of digital tools in the behavioral health space is yielding positive results with clinical validation.
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Valera Health launches study evaluating tech for newly diagnosed schizophrenia patients
Valera Health CEO Thomas Tsang said patients would be interviewed once they’ve been discharged after what would typically be a three month stay in the hospital.
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Trayt Health Seeks to Increase Access to Diagnoses and Treatments
CEO Malekeh Amini explains how Trayt Health can bridge the gap for patients seeking neurological care.