Handspring Health
Virtual pediatric mental health platform combining therapy, parent support, and selective medication management for children, teens, and young adults.
What They Do
Handspring provides virtual mental health care for children ages 8 to 12, teens, young adults, and parents of younger children. The model centers on evidence-based therapy, parent training, and in some markets medication management, with care delivered through employed clinicians and positioned as more clinically rigorous than a generic teletherapy marketplace. The company is in-network with major commercial insurers across nine states and says most families pay under $30 per session.
Competitive Position
Sits in the same broad lane as Brightline, Cartwheel Care, Daybreak Health, Fort Health, and Blackbird Health, but positioning is narrower and more payer-native. Trying to prove that pediatric behavioral health can scale through commercially insured family care with measurable outcomes and tighter clinical supervision. The Joon acquisition also gives it a more continuous age-range story than many pediatric-only competitors.
Funding Rounds
No funding rounds on record for this company.