TadHealth Secures $1.6M in Oversubscribed Funding Round

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Key Highlights

  • TadHealth raises $1.6M in oversubscribed funding round.
  • Lead investor: Halcyon Venture Partners.
  • Funds to expand mental health services in education.
  • TadHealth enhances K-12 mental health support via Medicaid.
  • Platform simplifies delivery, tracking, and management.

Source: Business Wire

Notable Quotes

  • “It’s crucial to bring better resources to people in their daily lives. Students today face political unrest, climate change, social media issues, and more. Our educator-friendly software lets counselors spend less time on paperwork and more time with students. Students and families can get better support and individualized resources at their fingertips provided by their school community.” – Ben Greiner, Founder & CEO at TadHealth
  • “Our investment reflects our belief in Ben, and TadHealth, to completely change the delivery and economics of mental health in our education system at scale.” – Kate Goodall, Managing Partner at Halcyon Venture Partners (HVP)
  • “With TadHealth, we can centralize our data management, streamline our processes, and leverage robust analytics. This integration allows for more informed decision-making, proactively identifying trends and needs, and implementing cost-saving measures through billing.” – Tim Reid, Director of Pupil Services at Nevada Joint Union High School District

SoHC's Take

TadHealth’s recent funding round marks a significant milestone in the evolution of mental health services within educational institutions. The involvement of prominent investors like Halcyon Venture Partners underscores the platform’s potential to revolutionize the management and accessibility of mental health resources in K-12 and higher education settings. By centralizing data management and leveraging analytics, TadHealth not only streamlines processes but also enhances decision-making and cost-efficiency. This funding will be pivotal in scaling their innovative solutions to meet the growing demand for mental health support in educational environments.

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