SpectrumAi builds software to modernize Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) by capturing and measuring objective treatment and outcomes data. Its core products are Twyll, an ABA electronic health record, and Patterns, a network analytics platform designed to improve data capture and measurement. Both products were built from scratch and have been live in-market less than 18 months from the company’s launch. The company aims to increase supervisor efficiency and capacity and to enable providers to enter into value-based contracts with payors. SpectrumAi positions itself as the source of quality data capture and actionable insights to help payors, providers, patients and families receive better care. The recent financing is intended to accelerate adoption of its products and support a transition from fee-for-service to value-based contracting in ABA. SpectrumAi develops technology that captures objective quality and outcomes data for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy to improve individual care and population-level insights. Its platform is designed to enable value-based contracting by producing standardized metrics that facilitate conversations among providers, payors, parents and the neurodiverse community. The data collection aims to surface care needs for underdiagnosed groups, including females and minorities with autism. The company positions its product as addressing variability in ABA quality and the current lack of objective data standards. SpectrumAi cites a national context of rising autism prevalence, widespread provider shortages (more than half of U.S. counties have zero supervisory BCBAs and 49 states miss per-capita benchmarks), and universal state mandates for ABA coverage that have driven demand. Leadership includes founder and CEO Ling Shao, co-founders Elizabeth Bigham and Chris Storer, and several healthcare executives and investor partners on the board.

Total raised

$29M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Mar 2023