Progressus Therapy

Progressus Therapy provides specialized therapy services, including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and mental health support, primarily focusing on education sectors across the United States. Progressus Therapy, based in Baltimore, US, was founded in 1989 and specializes in delivering therapy services tailored for educational institutions. The company was acquired by Invo Healthcare Associates in February 2016, though financial terms were not disclosed. Its founder, details of whom are not specified, has not been noted for founding other companies.

Progressus Therapy has contributed to two deals as part of its operational history. Progressus Therapy operates as a leading provider of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), behavioral, mental health, and related therapy services throughout the United States. The company focuses on staffing solutions tailored for school districts, supplying professionals like speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and licensed mental health counselors. Their services encompass over 50 specialized disciplines aimed at improving educational outcomes, utilized by various school districts in states such as New Jersey, Florida, and California.

Progressus Therapy generates revenue through partnerships and staffing contracts with educational institutions, providing essential therapy services within school environments. Its B2B business model involves direct collaborations with school districts to fulfill their staffing requirements for related services, typically structured through specific agreements over set periods. While detailed pricing structures are not publicly available, its service offerings are critical for addressing the diverse needs within educational settings. With the acquisition by Invo Healthcare Associates finalized in February 2016, Progressus Therapy aims to expand its reach in the therapy services market.

The company has plans to introduce new specialized therapy products and expand into additional geographical markets, targeting regions that have shown a growing demand for educational therapy services. Recent funding will support these initiatives, although specific financial details regarding allocation are not publicly disclosed.