Healios is a digital therapy medtech startup specializing in mental health needs for children and young people.
Specifically, the service provides assessments and treatments for children with ADHD and Autism.
In addition to video consultations with licensed specialists, the service offers digital exercises on mental health via their mobile app.
Healios has delivered over 70,000 clinical sessions since it’s launch in 2013, and has partnered with the NHS.
The UK-based startup has raised $13.1M in funding to date, including a $10M Series A round.
What's next:
Healios is a part of the “frictionless mental health support” meta trend.
An estimated 10,000 or more mental health apps are available for consumer use. And there are more than 300 apps for anxiety in the US App Store alone.
Examples of apps seeing success in this growing market include:
Spill: Slack app for mental wellness in the workplace. Spill offers a data questionnaire hosted on Slack and remote consultations for those who seek assistance with therapists. The startup has raised $3.5M in funding to date.
Wysa: Mobile mental health app with AI-powered chatbot and a library of self-care exercises. The startup has 3M users.
Terapify: Online mental health therapy platform for the Spanish-speaking market. Terapify connects users with their choice of psychologists using various therapy models, from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to psychoanalysis. The early-stage company raised $125K in funding from Y Combinator.