The company offers a care management platform that enables healthcare providers and payers to extend services into the home. By working together, we aim to reduce these barriers.”įormer Lyft and Uber executive Dan Trigub launched MedArrive in 2020 with a unique approach to home health. “For some individuals, it can be challenging and time consuming to navigate receiving the care needed across multiple organizations. By working together, our goal is to reduce the time it takes for members to receive the services they need, to provide more comprehensive care and to improve outcomes and reduce costs,” Anna Lindow, CEO and co-founder of Brave Health, said in an interview. “Brave Health and MedArrive make ideal partners. The company partners with more than 200 health plan contracts to cover more than 65 million members across 18 states. The company offers outpatient services such as therapy, psychiatry, case management and medication-assisted treatment for mental health and addiction. Home-based healthcare technology company MedArrive is teaming up with Brave Health, a virtual-first behavioral health provider, to refer its customers who need behavioral health services to Brave.īrave Health started in 2019 with a focus on serving Medicaid and Medicare populations.

Two digital health startups have teamed up to make it easier for Medicaid patients to get access to much-needed behavioral health services from their homes.

LONDON: Two care providers are now set to integrate virtual mental health into home care visits.

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