Handspring raised $19 million in Series B funding this week to expand its pediatric mental health care model nationwide. The company treats the full spectrum of acuity so children are matched to the level of care they actually need, rather than defaulting to the most intensive — and expensive — option available. Toggle Search Close navigation News Health Tech BioPharma Devices & Diagnostics Consumer / Employer Contributors MedCity Influencers Events Bullseye INVEST Digital Health Podcasts Research Spotlight Payer Challenges and Opportunities Newsletters Newsletter Signup Send Tips Webinars eBooks Twitter Facebook TikTok YouTube LinkedIn RSS Subscribe via email Search for: Search…
Handspring raised $19 million in Series B funding this week to expand its pediatric mental health care model nationwide. The company treats the full spectrum of acuity so children are matched to the level of care they actually need, rather than defaulting to the most intensive — and expensive — option available.
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