Behavioral Health Business January 18, 2024
Laura Lovett

After an explosion of investment in 2021, behavioral health startups have faced a slowdown in venture capital funding over the last year.

Despite past challenges, many venture investors continue to see significant opportunities in the behavioral health sector, anticipating substantial changes as innovative payment models and maturing companies help this market evolve. The long-awaited consolidation of digital behavioral health companies is one of those inevitable forces expected to finally happen in 2024.

Additionally, there are several areas of behavioral health that investors say have been under-invested and could be ripe for innovation, such as the youth market.

Read on for the top trends venture investors will be watching in 2024 and beyond.

Investing in youth behavioral health

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