Venture capital investors inherently take on risk when backing a new behavioral health company. Sometimes, that risk pays off in dividends. Other times, not so much. Deciding when an investment is no longer worthwhile is a difficult decision, investors told Behavioral Health Business. Investors want to avoid losing their investment and look to several other […]
This is an exclusive BHB+ story Digital behavioral health startups experienced a tsunami of investor interest from 2020 to 2022. Founders now face a tough funding environment when growing their companies. As competition for funding dollars has increased, some say the pressure to become profitable as a new digital behavioral health startup is higher than […]
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