School-based mental health
Virtual therapy and psychiatry that school districts contract for, so students can get licensed mental healthcare beyond the counseling office.
A district refers students, and the company's licensed clinicians meet students and their families by video for therapy and, at some companies, psychiatric evaluation and medication management. Sessions can happen at school or at home.
To compare them, look at the clinical services each company offers, the student ages it serves, how referrals and scheduling work with school staff, and how the district contract and family insurance share the cost.
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Hazel Health provides licensed virtual mental and physical healthcare for K-12 students through school-district partnerships, at school or at home.
Cartwheel provides licensed virtual therapy and psychiatry through school partnerships, connecting students and families with ongoing mental healthcare.
Daybreak Health is a San Francisco-based provider of teletherapy and school-based mental health services for K-12 students, working through school districts and billing insurance so therapy is often free to families.