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Litesprite’s flagship product, Sinasprite, is the first clinically-validated mental health mobile (video) game. It’s designed as a stand-alone self-help tool to address anxiety, depression, PTSD, and substance abuse.
Once the domain of benefits managers, today's top CEOs and CHROs are driving the adoption of differentiated employer-sponsored health and wellness benefits like ours as a key strategy toward strengthening culture and attracting and retaining top talent.
Sinasprite is the only mobile game using the same standard GAD-7 and PHQ-9 anxiety and depression evaluation tools clinicians use. Several peer-reviewed studies find our app’s health outcomes are on par with pharmacological interventions.
Our holistic approach appeals to multi-generations, introducing all ages to a range of evidence-based skills and lifelong compensatory strategies. And in just minutes a day, they’ll see up to 43% improvement in their anxiety and 18% improvement in their depression.
The 71.9% nationwide provider shortage means medical benefits, EAP, and telehealth options are struggling to fill the care gap. Self-help tools like ours play an important role to provide immediate and easy access to mental health support.
We improve outcomes, access, and engagement for any and all community members who have complex behavioral health and medical needs. We’re a great option for rural communities, low-income folks, and people whose situation makes accessing traditional, 9-5 services difficult.
Our anonymized reporting offers real-time clinical insights and employee-identified support needs. This can be used to increase engagement and improve population health by adapting benefits promotions to employees’ current needs.
Multiplayer experiences that help make meaningful connections worldwide. Our users can engage when they want, where they want, for however long they want, from their favorite mobile device.
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We offer clinically-validated, inclusive games, which empower self-management of chronic conditions for a happier, healthier life.
Players with moderate to severe anxiety or depression reported the most improvement. This is important because clinicians tell us that this population has a hard time showing up to therapy but is open to using an intervention on their phone.
In response to this year's State of the Union address, we think the Biden-Harris Administration can accelerate mental health access and deliver better outcomes by going beyond traditional solutions.
The Commerce Department partnered with Find Ventures to put together a diverse accelerator of founders throughout Washington state: 20% of founders identify as LGBTQ, 60% of founders are women, and 70% of the founding team identify as Black, Middle Eastern, Asian and/or LatinX.
The Puget Sound Business Journal catches up with Litesprite Founder and CEO Swatee Surve about digital health, digital therapeutics, and the intersection of health and gaming. Read more at bizjournals.com or watch below for more information about Litesprite and our flagship mobile game, Sinasprite, following Surve's 2019 Innovator of the Year award.
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"I'm extremely impatient and mentally busy. What I love most is the meditation and the way it calms me down. It's so simple but so useful. I especially appreciate the simplicity of the design and the ease of use, making it great for all ages. My son is similarly impatient and active so I'm hoping I can get him to give the app a try so he can experience the same calming benefits."