Array
Founded 1999 · 307 employees on LinkedIn · 8 known investors
Array Behavioral Care is a virtual psychiatry and therapy practice that delivers integrated behavioral health services from hospitals to homes. It partners with hospitals, medical groups, clinics, and payors to expand access to mental health care across the United States.
Also known as Array Behavioral Care
Investors · 8
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Array Behavioral Care is a virtual behavioral health provider that delivers psychiatry and therapy services across the continuum of care, spanning acute hospital settings, outpatient clinics, and patients' homes. The company describes itself as the nation's leading virtual psychiatry and therapy practice, with more than 25 years of experience in telepsychiatry, and is accredited by The Joint Commission.
Its services are organized into three product families brought together under Array CareConnect: Array OnDemand Care, providing emergency psychiatric evaluations, stabilizing treatment, consultations, and disposition recommendations in emergency departments, inpatient medical units, and crisis stabilization settings; Array Community Care, providing virtual psychiatric evaluations, therapy, medication management, and consultations for hospital-affiliated medical groups, primary care, and specialty clinics; and Array AtHome, providing ongoing virtual psychiatry and therapy with care coordination for referred and discharged patients. The stated aim is to reduce psychiatric boarding and unnecessary admissions, limit referral leakage, and support continuity between settings.
Leadership includes Shannon Werb as Chief Executive Officer, Sara Gotheridge, MD as Chief Medical Officer, Ben Schlang as Chief Financial Officer, Jason Robisch as Chief Operating Officer, Kurt Hammond as Chief Commercial Officer, Patrick Williamson as Chief Information Officer, and Loni Sabo as Chief People Officer, alongside medical directors for acute, outpatient, and at-home care.
Business model
Array contracts with healthcare organizations - hospitals, health systems, medical groups, clinics, community organizations, and payors - to embed virtual behavioral health capacity into their care settings, while also serving individual patients directly through scheduled virtual appointments, with patient testimonials referencing insurance coverage.
Traction
Array reports hospital and acute care partners, outpatient and community clinic partners, patient encounters, and covered lives among its scale indicators, and has published an outcomes analysis across a population of 5,805 patients showing sustained clinical improvement with remission and response rates.
Latest developments
In April 2025 Array launched Array CareConnect, uniting its OnDemand Care, Community Care, and AtHome product families into a single technology-enabled continuum. The company has also published research on fragmented behavioral health care, emergency department overcrowding, and care coordination, an outcomes analysis covering 5,805 patients, and a team-based solution pairing licensed therapists and psychiatrists to reduce ED boarding.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography
Market position
Array describes itself as the nation's leading virtual behavioral health provider and virtual psychiatry and therapy practice, citing more than 25 years of operating history in telepsychiatry and national accreditation from The Joint Commission, including a Joint Commission case study feature.
Array positions itself around an integrated continuum of care under the "Right Care, Right Time, Right Dose" framing, a single Epic-based clinical platform connecting care settings, integration of physical and mental health care, standardized evidence-based clinical workflows, and Joint Commission accreditation.
Technology
Array operates a unified clinical platform built on an Epic-based interoperable EHR, intended to enable real-time data sharing and provider collaboration across acute, outpatient, and at-home settings, and to integrate behavioral health services into partner organizations' existing workflows. The company also cites proprietary clinical workflows and a measurement-based care model.
Go-to-market
The company pursues partnerships with healthcare organizations to expand their behavioral health capacity, and offers direct online appointment booking for individuals. It also publishes research, webinars, and thought leadership on behavioral health delivery.
Hospitals and acute care facilities, hospital-affiliated medical groups, primary care and specialty clinics, community organizations, and payors, as well as individual patients seeking virtual psychiatry or therapy.
Geography
Operates across the United States; the April 2025 Array CareConnect announcement was datelined Chicago.
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Key figures
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Competitors · 1
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Timeline · 1
launches, deals, and filingsArray Behavioral Care introduced Array CareConnect, a virtual behavioral health solution uniting its three product families - Array OnDemand Care (acute psychiatric crisis and stabilization), Array Community Care (virtual outpatient clinic services), and Array AtHome (virtual at-home psychiatry and therapy) - across acute, outpatient, and at-home settings, built on the company's Epic-based interoperable EHR platform.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Array do?
- Array Behavioral Care is a US virtual psychiatry and therapy practice serving hospitals, clinics, and patients at home.
- Who are Array's investors?
- Array's investors include CVS Health Ventures, Frist Cressey Ventures, HLM Venture Partners, Hypothesis, New Stack Ventures, OSF Ventures, Hyde Park Angels, Impact Engine.



