Behavioral Health Business November 19, 2024
Laura Lovett

AI-backed therapy platform Jimini has landed $8 million in pre-seed funding.

The New York-based startup matches patients with a licensed clinician. Prior to the first appointment, Jimini’s AI therapist assistant, dubbed Sage, will initiate activities with the patient to help gather information to help the therapist conduct the first session.

The assigned therapist can then reach out to the patient through a messenger feature and introduce themselves through a personalized video. The patient will then attend their first virtual therapy session. Following the session patients will receive a recap of their goals. Users are able to message with therapists as well as work with Sage for additional activities and support.

The AI tool is integrated into a patients care plan...

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