Civil Rights Attorney Areva Martin Launches Mental Health App For Underserved Communities

Civil Rights Attorney Areva Martin Launches Mental Health App for Underserved Communities

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We were recently mentioned in an article on Lee Bailey’s Everything Urban + Radioscope platform for our recognition of the disparities within the healthcare market for black communities across the nation and in launching Butterflly Health, a behavioral health app that is specifically crafted for underserved communities.

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