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Boost

Practice management for autism therapy providers

Raised to date

$10.9M

of $13.6M offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$2.7M
Investors
31
Last filed
Apr 6, 2026

About

Boost Innovations, operating as Boost, builds a cloud practice-management and practice-intelligence platform for applied behavior analysis (ABA) and behavioral health providers treating autism. The software unifies intake, scheduling, authorization tracking, clinical documentation, billing and payroll in one system, replacing the spreadsheets and disconnected point tools most ABA clinics run on. It layers workflow automation and predictive analytics over that data so operators can see revenue, utilization and compliance in real time. The company was founded in 2019, previously operated as SIDIS Health under the legal name Critical Mass Technologies, and is headquartered in San Mateo, California.

Built specifically around the economics of autism services rather than generic EHR workflows — scheduling accounts for credentialing, payor compliance, client preference and clinician burnout, and the billing engine is tuned to ABA payor rules, which the company reports produces a 99.4% clean claim rate and under 2% payor denials.

Funding

  • EquityFiled Apr 6, 2026Form D
    $10.9M/ $13.6M

Product

Boost

Vertical practice management SaaS

An end-to-end practice management platform for ABA and behavioral health organizations, covering intake, smart scheduling, authorization tracking, automated workflows, billing and payroll on a single cloud system with real-time operational analytics.

  • Smart scheduling that factors credentialing, payor compliance, provider availability, client preference and burnout prevention
  • Automated billing engine reporting 97% cash collection within 90 days and a 99.4% clean claim rate
  • Visual workflow builder with customizable templates

Built for

Applied behavior analysis and behavioral health provider organizations serving autism clients, from multi-site groups to scaling clinics

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