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Fresh off CASP 2025, this month’s update brings more than just new numbers — it reflects how ABA platforms are evolving in positioning, partnerships, and product focus. 👉 Subscribe to the ABA Mission Newsletter for monthly insights into ABA strategy, tech platforms, and investment activity: 🔗Subscribe ✅ New Investment: Passage Health Passage

Most of my work centers around helping the largest ABA providers, investors, and platform vendors scale—whether that’s through data strategy, product evaluation, or integration planning. But a recent conversation with an insightful leader of a smaller, fast-growing ABA organization was both refreshing and eye-opening. Unlike the enterprise-scale firms

A thoughtful platform play with potential long-term impact The ABA technology market is crowded. With a surge of investment and innovation in recent years, it’s become harder to distinguish which platforms are meaningfully solving problems for providers — and which are just adding noise. That’s why Telescope’s $8

It’s easy to get caught up in the daily fires of ABA operations—hiring challenges, payer audits, scheduling gaps, and yet another software demo. But what if we step out five years and ask: What will matter most in 2030? Then, work backward to understand what trends might play

At this year’s CASP conference in San Francisco, 19 different ABA software vendors were exhibiting. That number alone says something: the ABA platform market isn’t just crowded—it’s saturated. In fact, it’s now almost an exception not to have received investor funding if you’re building

1. Welcome & Intro Hi – I’m Scott Dickson, founder of ABA Mission. I’ve spent years working across the ABA ecosystem—leading technology and data at a P/E-backed provider, supporting payor-side innovations, and shaping the ABA industry’s most widely adopted software platforms. My goal remains the same: