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Mindstrong named finalist in $20M Mission Daybreak Challenge to reduce Veteran suicide

September 22, 2022

Innovative virtual mental health platform awarded $250,000 in grant to provide critical work for underserved populations SAN FRANCISCO — (PRNewswire) — The US Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) named Mindstrong, a leading virtual mental health platform that combines care, data, and technology to treat serious mental illness, a finalist in Mission Daybreak, a $20 million challenge designed to develop new suicide…

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Mindstrong Announces $100M Funding Round

May 21, 2020

At the nexus of care delivery and life sciences, Mindstrong is poised to scale with a new funding round to deliver better care to people living with a serious mental illness. May 21, 2020 7:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Mindstrong, a healthcare company dedicated to transforming mental health through innovations in virtual care…

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What Causes Paranoia?

November 2, 2022

Dr. Holly DuBois, Chief Clinical Officer of Mindstrong, talks with Forbes reporter Lizzie Duszynski-Goodman about the causes of paranoia and how it can manifest differently depending on the type of condition someone has.

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Virtual First-Care Summit: Q&A with Holly DuBois

October 21, 2022

In preparation for her talk at the Virtual First-Care Summit on October 25th, 2022, Dr. Holly DuBois (Chief Clinical Officer of Mindstrong) answers a few questions about the role virtual mental health care plays in improving health equity and access barriers.

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The Pros and Cons of Online Mental Health Services

October 12, 2022

Michelle Wagner, CEO of Mindstrong, chats with Healthline reporter Bob Curley about the positive outcomes of virtual mental health care platforms like Mindstrong.

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With an ex-Uber exec as its new CEO, digital mental health service Mindstrong raises $100 million

May 21, 2020

Daniel Graf joined Mindstrong in November as chief executive, taking over from Paul Dagum, who remains with Mindstrong as its chief scientific officer. But after leaving Uber, he wasn’t necessarily interested in working at another business – at least, not until he spent an afternoon in the spring of 2019 with an old friend

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