The mental health system treats everyone the same way: try something, wait six weeks, and if it doesn't work, try something else. We use data to skip the guessing.
I was 24 when I started this company. People told me I was too young to sell to Fortune 500 HR departments. Turns out HR departments don't care how old you are if your outcomes data is better than everyone else's.
We published our clinical research in peer-reviewed journals before we had a sales team. That was deliberate. In healthcare, credibility is the product.
Depression costs employers $210 billion a year in lost productivity. The business case for better mental health care isn't a hard sell — it's basic math.
Precision mental health means getting the right person to the right treatment the first time. Not the third time. Not after they've given up. The first time.
Everyone in this space says they have AI. We have peer-reviewed, published algorithms that predict treatment response. There's a difference between a marketing claim and a clinical tool.