In a market crowded with digital health startups chasing AI diagnostics, Bethesda Services is building a $15M empire doing the unglamorous work of supporting real families. They're not chasing venture capital—they're serving 670 employees worth of care across Ontario.

"They don't need a Series A—they need better intake forms. This is healthcare infrastructure, not a startup."

Their bilingual presence (French/English pages) and specific mention of Hamilton Health Sciences autism services reveal a strategic focus on Ontario's complex healthcare ecosystem. They're not a generic clinic—they're embedded in the regional care network. The fact that 100% of traffic comes from 'undefined' (likely Canada) shows geographic discipline. They know their market and serve it deeply rather than chasing national expansion.

• Dual diagnosis justice case management (Katryna McKenna's role) shows they handle complex cases others avoid
• IPAC operations management indicates they're serious about infection prevention—critical for disability care
• Community relations manager role proves they invest in stakeholder trust, not just clinical delivery