Spring Health to buy Alma as AI rapidly reshapes mental healthcare market

Fierce Healthcare· June 13, 2026

Spring Health has reached an agreement to acquire Alma, a move driven by the rapid integration of artificial intelligence in the mental healthcare sector. This acquisition represents a significant consolidation of resources and technology aimed at enhancing provider networks and patient care.

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