The $800,000 program, funded by federal pandemic relief money, is designed to provide app-based mental and physical health care to students, including at school. Hazel Health provides virtual mental health services, according to the district’s website, while Kokomo24/7’s services focus on physical health issues, including minor injuries, allergies and headaches. The L.A. district considered three companies for the chatbot bid — including Kokomo24/7 — before awarding the contract to AllHere. Kokomo24/7’s connections to the L.A. district were widely featured on the company’s website until this week. Press releases announcing Kokomo’s work with the L.A. district appear to have also been scrubbed from the internet.