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Digital health Company Tridiuum’s CEO on its Pivot to Product and Reducing Suicide Rates

January 7, 2020

Center City-based behavioral health company Tridiuum kicked off 2020 by announcing Tuesday it has created a partnership with Washington-based LifeStance Health to improvements patient outcomes and further commit to making suicide “a never event.” The company is known for its Tridiuum ONE platform, a cloud-based SaaS platform that clinical facilities and patients can use to […]

Year in Review 2019: Biggest Philadelphia Tech Acquisitions

December 31, 2019

There are several reasons to celebrate the Philadelphia region’s tech scene over the past year — more than two billion of them. A handful of area tech firms saw major acquisitions valued at more than $2 billion in 2019, representing a culmination of years of investment by not only venture capital and private equity firms, […]

Center City Behavioral Health Startup Lands $7.5M in Series A Round

December 16, 2019

Center City startup NeuroFlow raised a $7.5 million Series A round from a mix of local and West Coast, as the company aims to expand both its team and its behavioral health platform. The funding, led by San Francisco-based firm VC Builders, brings NeuroFlow’s total capital raised to date to $11 million. Also joining the […]

This Philly HR Startup Wants to Make Your Workplace More Efficient

November 26, 2019

Employee Cycle’s analytics dashboard helps HR professionals easily track and analyze “people data” — information on diversity, recruitment and turnover. For many workers, the human resources (HR) department only comes to mind when they’re hired, fired, or involved in some workplace quandary. But HR departments are responsible for managing so much more behind the scenes […]

Ben Franklin Tech Partners Just Pumped More Than $1M into These Local Companies

November 21, 2019

Navy Yard-based, state-backed investor group Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania announced last week that over the last few months, it had invested more than $1 million into area tech and science companies. The $1,050,000 was spread across six companies, Ben Franklin comms VP Jason Bannon told Technical.ly, and that the companies chosen for investments were “standouts in their […]