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Spring Health, a global mental health company built on one AI-native platform, was profiled by The Healthcare Technology Report in an editorial feature examining the strategic direction behind the company’s acquisition of Alma and what it signals about the next phase of employer mental health care. The piece traces the company's evolution from April Koh's founding vision — shaped by her encounter with Adam Chekroud's machine learning research in psychiatry at Yale — through the pivots that shaped Spring Health into one of the highest-growth companies in behavioral health.
The profile documents Spring Health’s compound annual growth of more than 80% over the past three years and its support for more than 50 million lives through employers and health plans. The journalist frames the Alma acquisition not simply as a scale play, but as an attempt to build something harder to replicate: a mental health platform capable of connecting patients to care, keeping providers in the system, and remaining useful as lives, jobs, and coverage change.
“Selling to clinics was a dead end. If we hadn’t pivoted to employers when we did, Spring probably would’ve died. So we stopped selling the algorithm and started selling outcomes.”— April Koh, Co-Founder & CEO, Spring Health
Read the full profile at thehealthcaretechnologyreport.com
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