VERY offers a virtual outpatient platform for eating disorder treatment, integrating psychiatry, therapy, dietary services, and coaching. Its a la carte model allows for personalized, accessible, and insurance-supported care delivered nationwide.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Individuals struggling with eating disorders often face significant barriers to accessing specialized, multidisciplinary care. These barriers include limited availability of qualified providers, geographical constraints, and the financial burden of treatment, leading to delayed or insufficient care.
Solution
VERY provides a comprehensive, virtual outpatient care platform for eating disorders, integrating psychiatry, therapy, dietary services, and coaching. The platform offers an "a la carte" service model, allowing clients to customize their treatment plans based on individual needs and recovery stages. This approach ensures accessible, expert-led care delivered through a secure telehealth infrastructure. By accepting insurance and offering services nationwide, VERY aims to reduce access barriers and support individuals in their recovery journey.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes individuals of all ages experiencing eating disorders, their families seeking support, and healthcare providers looking for specialized outpatient referral options.
Features
- Virtual outpatient care delivery model for psychiatry, therapy, dietary services, and coaching.
- "A la carte" service selection enabling personalized treatment plan customization.
- Integrated telehealth platform for seamless client-provider interaction.
- Multidisciplinary team of specialists including Certified Eating Disorder Specialists.
- Acceptance of major insurance providers to enhance affordability and access.
- Services available across all 50 states for coaching, with expanded availability for therapy and psychiatry.
- Dedicated client portal for appointment scheduling, communication, and paperwork management.
- Support for a wide range of eating disorders including Anorexia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder, Bulimia Nervosa, and OSFED.