NeuroFlow, which was founded in 2017 by West Point graduate Christopher Molaro '10 after he served in the army for five years and then found that his fellow veterans, as well as civilians, lacked access to much needed mental health services, announced a $25 million round of funding on Thursday led by strategic investor SEMCAP Health. This is the company's first fundraising since a $20 million round in January 2020. NeuroFlow is a digital health platform provider for enabling behavioral health access and engagement. It helps organizations find the best treatments for their patients, allowing them to get treated on an on-going basis, even between visits. Read More.
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Molaro '10 Founder of NeuroFlow Raises $25M for Mental Health Services
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