MAP Health Management

MAP Health Management, established in 2011 by Jacob Levenson, operates as a specialized provider of telehealth and support services for individuals with substance use disorders and other behavioral health conditions. Levenson's personal and family history is deeply rooted in the addiction treatment space, with over three decades of experience and involvement in helping over 100,000 people. This background informs the company's core mission to deliver long-term support models that address the chronic nature of addiction.

The company's business model centers on forming strategic partnerships with healthcare insurers, treatment providers, and other organizations. It generates revenue by providing its suite of services to the members of these partner networks, which include major health plans covering over 67 million lives. MAP's services are often integrated into a patient's discharge plan from a treatment facility, filling a critical gap in post-treatment, long-term care.

MAP's primary offering is a tech-enabled, peer-led recovery support service. This service connects individuals with certified Peer Specialists who have lived experience with recovery, offering support through phone or video sessions. The platform is available 24/7 and focuses on personalized matching between individuals and specialists to foster a stronger connection. Beyond peer support, the company's integrated platform delivers a broader range of telehealth services, including psychiatric and therapeutic care for both patients and their families. A key milestone was the 2021 acquisition of CARMAhealth, which expanded MAP's capabilities to include virtual and in-person primary medical care, creating a more integrated continuum of services.

The company also provides a population health management platform that enables providers to collect and analyze treatment outcomes data. This allows treatment centers to demonstrate their value to insurance payers and refine their care protocols using predictive analytics. Since its founding, MAP has secured significant funding, including a notable Series A round in 2019 led by Aetna, a CVS Health business, and Triton Pacific Capital Partners, and a $14 million credit facility in 2021 to fuel growth and potential acquisitions.

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