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STAT+: Freespira bets on slow and steady, amid spectacular digital health collapses

Freespira, which makes a digital treatment for panic and post-traumatic stress disorders, expects to break even by the end of 2025.
Source: Courtesy Freespira

Many digital health companies have crashed and burned after promising investors speedy adoption and huge revenues. Freespira, maker of a software- and

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