Monarch House Ltd.

Monarch House does not disclose any investment committee or capital-allocation function. The firm presents itself as a clinical service provider for autism therapy, not as an investment vehicle. Chelsea Ganam serves as President and oversees operations, but the company's ownership and capital structure are not public (per firm website).

Monarch House does not present itself as a family office. Its website describes clinical therapy services for autism and developmental delays, with no mention of investment management, portfolio allocations, or family capital. The firm type in Altss research is classified as an operating company in healthcare services.

Monarch House offers applied behavior analysis, speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, psychotherapy, social skills groups, spring and summer camps, and autism diagnostic assessments. Services are delivered in centres, homes, schools, and specialized housing settings across British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario (per firm website).

Yes, Monarch House operates Monarch Academy, a private day school for children with autism and neurodevelopmental differences. The school offers small classes of up to eight students and integrates academic instruction with behavioural, speech, and occupational therapies under the supervision of board-certified behaviour analysts, speech-language pathologists, and occupational therapists (per firm website).

Megan Wilcott serves as Chief Clinical Officer, having joined the firm in 2017 to open its first Alberta centre in Calgary. She holds a master's in counseling and is completing a PhD in applied behavior analysis. Rachel Koffman is Chief Growth and Development Officer and a board-certified behaviour analyst with over 15 years in the field, focusing on service expansion and complex behaviour services (per firm website).