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The company heavily relies on telemedicine and digital services to provide care.
Designed for kids, the program includes games, a biofeedback wearable, a caregiver dashboard and regular clinician coaching.
The free virtual service plans to add more premium offerings before the end of the year.
Panelists at HIMSS20 Digital discuss virtual assistants and telehealth use in the pandemic.
The funding will aim to facilitate the company’s technology to treat conditions such as diabetes, insomnia, anxiety and obesity.
The study found that high-risk patients who used the telehealth consultation feature also had better outcomes than their peers who did not.
Google says that the apps don't have user access to location data, but health bodies using the technology for their digital tools still aren't pleased.
The new round was led by Motley Fool Ventures with participation from Zoll Medical Corporation, UH Ventures and Gray Ferry Capital.
The startup combines free assessments and in-person therapy with telehealth and digital care-coordination.
The startup has currently 15,000 users for its MyCLNQ app and plans to expand regionally in the next two years.