Partners | NeuroPathways

Current affiliations and early ecosystem

Early Pilot Interest

Early clinic pilot interest

NeuroPathways has early interest from local behavioral health clinics that have expressed intent to pilot the platform once a HIPAA-compliant version is completed. These early pilot conversations are helping shape the product around real clinic needs, parent/caregiver usability, and between-session treatment support.

Clinical & ABA Advisory Input

ABA and clinical advisory input

NeuroPathways is being shaped with feedback from ABA-informed professionals and clinical advisors who understand behavior plans, caregiver support, reinforcement strategies, and real-world implementation challenges. This feedback helps keep the platform aligned with behavioral health workflows instead of becoming generic AI guidance.

Workflow Testing Collaboration

UCCS workflow testing collaboration

NeuroPathways has engaged in workflow testing conversations connected to UCCS to support product development and implementation planning.

Clinical-Founder Led

Founder and clinical operator network

NeuroPathways is being built by a team with direct behavioral health experience, ABA-informed implementation support, and software development support focused on secure, clinic-aligned systems. This gives the product a strong foundation in real clinical workflow, not just technology.

Why we partner

Behavioral health support does not end when a session ends. Families often need help applying plans, strategies, and goals in real-life moments. NeuroPathways partners with clinics and clinical professionals to build tools that are practical, safe, and aligned with how care is actually delivered.

Our partnerships help us:

Understand real clinic workflows
Improve parent and caregiver usability
Build safer support experiences
Strengthen clinician review and control
Test between-session support models
Prepare for responsible pilot deployment
Collect meaningful feedback before broader launch

What partners help build

NeuroPathways is being designed around real clinical needs, not generic technology assumptions. Partners help us improve:

Clinical alignment — Making sure support cards reflect clinician-defined guidance and do not replace professional judgment.

Parent and caregiver usability — Making the platform simple enough to use during stressful real-life moments.

Clinic workflow fit — Making sure the product supports how clinics already work instead of creating extra burden.

Safety and escalation — Keeping crisis guidance, safety plans, and emergency boundaries clear.

Pilot outcomes — Helping define what should be measured, including engagement, support usage, caregiver confidence, and between-session follow-through.