The company will first offer behavioral, speech and occupational therapy in Wisconsin with plans to expand to other states.
“We’re all coming out of the COVID pandemic with a new lens on how we can leverage telehealth,” Rachel Robinson, president and founder of the company, told the publication. “I think a lot of health plans, including Medicaid are starting to see the value in these services in increasing access, especially access to high-quality services.”
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