The latest from Author Health

Author Health launched with $115 million in funding to expand access to mental health and substance use care for Medicare Advantage members.

Gary Gottlieb, the former CEO of Partners HealthCare, now Mass General Brigham, has co-founded a new health company.

Digital health funding in 2023 is on track to dip to pre-pandemic levels, which could impact the virtual behavioral health industry.

Psychiatry networks in Medicare Advantage plans are more limited than in Medicaid or individual health exchange plans.

Author Health, a hybrid mental health startup helmed by ex-Optum leader Katherine Hobbs Knutson, landed a $115 million debut funding round.

BOSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Author Health launched today as one of the first platforms to provide comprehensive care and treatment for Medicare Advantage recipients with serious mental illness and substance use disorders.

Researchers at Rock Health compared digital health funding, deal size, and other metrics in the first half of 2023 with previous years.

Author Health launched June 28th as one of the first platforms which provides comprehensive care and treatment for Medicare Advantage recipients with serious mental illness and substance use disorders.

The start of summer didn’t mean a slowdown in venture capital funding to Boston-area tech and life sciences companies. In total, Massachusetts companies raised around $717 million in June.