Pear Therapeutics, Inc. announced an agreement with Point32Health, a leading health and wellbeing organization founded by Tufts Health Plan and Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, through which more of their members suffering from substance use disorder (SUD) or opioid use disorder (OUD) will have access to Pear's FDA-authorized digital therapeutics and help them on their recovery journeys. Digital therapeutics could play a critical role in care delivery throughout the pandemic and could make health care more accessible and convenient. Pear is pushing the boundaries of technology to transform medicine and is currently leading the development of the new therapeutics class of PDTs with three FDA-authorized products and a robust pipeline of product candidates across additional therapeutic areas.

With Pear's PDTs, patients have 24/7 remote access to their treatment program and to clinicians who can monitor progress to inform their treatment approach, regardless of physical proximity. Pear's reSET and reSET-O, for the treatment of SUD and OUD, respectively, have been measured in real-world use and their therapeutic content studied in randomized controlled trials, with results published in peer-reviewed medical journals. Pear recently released publications showing the potential for improved real-world health outcomes and decreased healthcare resource utilization for patients using reSET-O3-10.Both products, which are adjunctive to outpatient counselling, provide patients with cognitive behavioral therapy, fluency training, and contingency management, while clinicians receive access to clinical dashboards to inform in-office and tele visits.