Equip makes gold-standard eating disorder care accessible to all people through Family-Based Treatment (FBT) delivered at home for lasting recovery. Created by experts in the field and people who’ve been there, Equip builds upon this model of care by providing families with a dedicated five-person care team including a therapist, dietitian, physician, and peer and family mentor.
Learn more at https://equip.health/
Anorexia felt like trekking through a dense jungle – overwhelming. Equip lifted the fog and handed us the map.
We created Equip for the families that don’t live near a good treatment center, for families that can’t travel hundreds or thousands of miles to see an evidence-based provider. For parents that want their child to heal at home instead of being sent away. For patients that want to fit treatment into their life, instead of stopping their life to go to treatment.
MindRight Health provides culturally-responsive, trauma-informed mental health coaching via text message. With a mission of making mental health support radically accessible and inclusive, they’re centering youth of color and communities with historically marginal access to care to create opportunities for systemic healing.
Hazel Health partners with schools to eliminate barriers to quality healthcare for all children. Hazel’s culturally competent care team works alongside school nurses and parents to treat students’ physical and mental health conditions, connect families to local health resources, and advise on the next steps to ensure continuity of care. As the only telehealth provider designed specifically for schools, Hazel adheres to FERPA, HIPAA, and district policies for on-demand doctor visits from school or home.
Hurdle provides Culturally Intentional Teletherapy and respects the unique needs of everyone. With cultural humility, they create a safe space where all people can show up as they are and feel understood. They are committed to providing culturally responsive, and evidence-based care to all people, while focusing on serving the Black community and other minorities.
