Digital behavioral health platform Two Chairs is looking to address access challenges and scalability with new group therapy and care navigation offerings.
Many providers and payers are turning to group therapy as a way to help more patients access care amid a behavioral health clinician shortage. Still, the main focus of many providers is on the individual therapy space, reports Behavioral Health Business.
In fact, group therapy makes up at most 5% of treatment at private practices, according to the American Psychological Association. But it is as effective for several symptoms and conditions.
Founded in 2017, Two Chairs has raised $28 million through three funding rounds. The startup is first launching this service in Washington state. Its team of 450 licensed clinicians provides virtual behavioral health services. Read more.
