Lindow emphasized that tracking and measuring Brave’s impact is central to the company’s operations.
They treat a wide range of mental health and substance use disorders, all through their virtual platform. She quickly came to realize that there was an unmet need: Serving clients who are on Medicaid.īrave Health provides telehealth-enabled counseling, therapy, psychiatry, and medication management to Medicaid patients as well as patients with private healthcare plans. “Once I started working on Brave, I realized the need was broader than that,” Lindow told Refresh Miami. After landing in Miami in 2016, Lindow began to look into the opportunities for digital solutions to behavioral health issues, initially on the backdrop of the opioid epidemic. The origins for Brave Health stem from co-founder and CEO Anna Lindow’s time at tech education organization General Assembly. To accomplish this, the startup has developed a virtual community mental health center and engagement platform. Miami-based Brave Health is on a mission to help Americans gain access to behavioral health services. And the need is massive: in 2019, almost 50 million Americans experienced a mental illness. adults that needed care in the last 12 months did not get it due to costs and other barriers. A study from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing reports that 42% of U.S. The state of mental health in America is dire.
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