Mindoula Acquires Valera Health and Janus Healthcare Partners
Mindoula has acquired Valera Health and Janus Healthcare Partners, expanding its clinical capabilities and technology-enabled whole person care solutions for healthcare organizations.
SILVER SPRING, Maryland – Mindoula announced the acquisitions of Valera Health and Janus Healthcare Partners, significantly expanding its clinical footprint and capabilities. The move aims to bolster its technology-enabled whole person care solutions for healthcare organizations.
The acquisitions are intended to enhance Mindoula's ability to identify, engage, and serve complex and rising-risk patient populations. By integrating Valera's and Janus's expertise with its own technology, Mindoula will offer 24/7 virtual and in-person behavioral health support through multidisciplinary teams.
Valera Health and Janus Healthcare Partners bring complementary expertise in value-based Collaborative Care models, specialty behavioral healthcare, and evidence-based population health solutions, including suicide prevention, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and serious mental illness (SMI). This combination strengthens Mindoula's capacity to assist health plans, health systems, and provider organizations in delivering comprehensive care that addresses medical, behavioral, and social determinants of health.
Mindoula's Founder and CEO, Steve Sidel, stated that the combined entity will offer a single behavioral health provider capable of powering whole person care initiatives across all service lines. The company expects the integration to create new opportunities for healthcare organizations seeking such a comprehensive partner.