California is investing $500M in therapy apps for youth. Advocates fear it won't pay off.

California launched two teletherapy apps as part of the governor’s $500 million foray into health technology with private companies. But the rollout has been so slow that social workers worry youths who need clinical care won’t get referrals.

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