oVRcome
The program will focus on decreasing the rate of canceled medical appointments by autistic individuals using oVRcome's VR-based exposure therapy platform.
The company also announced a partnership with managed care organization CareSource to study the benefits of using virtual reality with patients receiving home and community-based services.
![[Left] Adam Hutchinson, founder of oVRcome, and [Right] Dr Cameron Lacey of the University of Otago](/sites/mhn/files/styles/230x130/public/2025-07/1630195915719.jpg?itok=scAW_oRC)
The VR app has been shown to reduce 75% of phobia symptoms after six weeks of treatment.