Full-Time
Posted on 2/21/2025
Online platform for booking therapy sessions
$115.4k - $135kAnnually
Mid
Remote in USA
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Grow Therapy operates an online platform that connects clients with therapists, making it easier for individuals to find and book mental health services. The platform allows users to schedule appointments and manage payments, acting as an intermediary between clients and therapists. One of the standout features of Grow Therapy is its promise of quick access to therapy, with clients able to see a therapist within two days of booking, which addresses the common issue of long waiting times in mental health care. Additionally, the platform simplifies the often complicated process of using insurance for therapy sessions, accepting a variety of insurance providers. Grow Therapy also offers resources for exploring medication options, enhancing its role as a comprehensive mental health resource. The company's goal is to provide a convenient and efficient way for individuals to access mental health services, particularly for those with insurance coverage.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$144M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2020
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Grow Therapy's new clinical tools enable therapists to be more present with clients during sessions and give clients better insights into their care, creating greater opportunities for therapeutic efficacy.NEW YORK, Feb. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Grow Therapy (Grow), a leading mental health technology company, today announced two new AI-assisted products to help therapists be more present during sessions and give clients clear visit summaries, an expansion of its suite of care-enhancing products.Therapists at Grow are committed to delivering high-quality, high-trust, and personalized care while managing the administrative demands of their practices, such as thorough notetaking and sending client summaries. To support this balance, Grow designed AI-assisted tools to foster a greater sense of presence during sessions. Using ambient listening technology, therapists receive structured drafts of notes to audit, refine, and approve after sessions based on their spoken conversations, and clients get visit summaries that provide a clear explanation of what was covered and remains outstanding in their treatment goals. Both tools have undergone extensive clinical review to inform development and ongoing governance. Recognizing that every therapist and client has unique preferences, Grow has made both AI tools optional and only available when both parties consent, ensuring clinicians and clients can choose the approach that best supports their therapeutic process and goals."We spent months rigorously developing and refining these AI-assisted tools to ensure they are safe, trustworthy, and accurate," said Alan Ni, Chief Technology Officer and Co-founder of Grow
MELBOURNE, Fla., Feb. 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- WellHive, the leading care navigation technology for the Federal government, has announced a new partnership with Grow Therapy, the nation's leading mental health provider network. Through this joint effort, WellHive will integrate real-time digital scheduling access to Grow Therapy's extensive network of tens of thousands of licensed mental and behavioral healthcare providers. Customers such as the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) will benefit from efficient access to exceptional care delivered by providers who are not only trusted experts but also equipped with Grow's advanced care delivery suite.In 2023, WellHive was selected as the technology vendor for the Veterans Health Administration's (VHA) External Provider Scheduling (EPS) program. This enterprise initiative is aimed at modernizing the appointment scheduling process for Veterans receiving care through VHA's regional networks of private providers. By utilizing WellHive's technology, VA staff can seamlessly search provider profiles, compare appointment availability across community care networks, and schedule Veteran appointments directly within the platform
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For years, Sammy Faycurry has been hearing from his dietician mom and sister about how poorly many Americans eat and their struggles with delivering nutritional counseling.Although nearly half of all adults in the country are affected by chronic conditions linked to unhealthy diets, health plans have a limited number of in-network registered dieticians. Faycurry decided to build a platform that would empower RDs, like his mom and sister, to start their own practices while being covered by insurance. He began working on Fay, a startup that connects RDs with insurances and patients, when he was an MBA student at Harvard Business School in 2021. About a year into his effort, which Faycurry initially bootstrapped, he asked Mark Stefanski to join him as a CTO. On Wednesday, Fay emerged from stealth after quietly raising $25 million from General Catalyst and Forerunner Ventures, with participation from 1984 and the founders of Grow Therapy and Maven Clinic.Fay offers RDs a franchise model that has gained popularity among certain types of healthcare providers in recent years. The so-called business-in-box gives practitioners, such as dietitians and therapists, the tools for running their practices, including filing claims with insurance, receiving payments and being matched with patients.“Insurance companies love it because their patients are getting healthier. And the dietitians love it because they can make almost five to eight times more money as independent practitioners with our platform than they earn in a hospital,” Faycurry told TechCrunch