Talkspace
Members, including couples and teens 13 and above, will have access to Talkspace, while members aged 18 and older can receive support with psychiatric medications.
Talkspace members will be able to fill prescriptions from their Talkspace provider through Amazon Pharmacy.
The aim is to help families identify dangers in children's online activities and provide mental health support via live sessions or messaging.
The aim of the partnership is to make it easier for seniors 65 and older to access mental health resources and lower costs.
Amazon users can check their health benefits and enroll in mental healthcare through the behavioral health platform through Amazon.com.
The partnership aims to give players and their families year-round access to Talkspace’s self-guided therapy app.
Talkspace also announced a 29% year-over-year revenue growth in the second quarter, and Clover Health reported an 11% increase in revenue.
The company's first feature to emerge is its "smart notes." It generates clinical notes for providers based on conversations with Talkspace members.
The quarter marks the first time the company reported profitability on an adjusted EBITDA basis.
The consortium will allow Talkspace users with high-acuity needs to access specialty care providers via clinician referral or through Health Collective, its wellness ecosystem.