Brightn Adds OpenLoop Therapy Access to Mental Wellness App
Brightn and OpenLoop announced in a press release a partnership that connects Brightn's AI powered mental wellness app with OpenLoop's nationwide licensed therapy network.
Brightn users can schedule and pay for sessions with licensed therapists from OpenLoop's credentialed network inside the Brightn app. Brightn said its platform remains a wellness service and does not diagnose, treat, or provide medical advice.
The app includes reflective journaling and daily mood entries to help users track emotional patterns over time. OpenLoop provides the clinical pathway for users who choose to speak with a licensed professional.
The companies said the partnership will support access across employer, payer, and provider networks nationwide.
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