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Jimini Health raises $17M for its clinically supervised mental healthcare chatbot app

$17M. Jimini Health just raised it to build AI that therapists actually trust with patient care.

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Why it matters

Healthcare AI is moving from consumer toys to clinically supervised infrastructure. This funding round signals investor confidence in regulated, provider-led AI deployment—a shift from the chatbot-to-everyone playbook.

The key facts

5 to know
  1. Jimini Health raised $17M in seed funding

  2. Round led by M13 with participation from Town Hall Ventures, LionBird, Zetta Venture Partners, OneMind

  3. Total funding to date: $25M+

  4. Focus: clinically supervised mental healthcare chatbot for patient-facing use

  5. Target customer: mental health providers (B2B healthcare, not direct consumer)

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Publisher excerpt: An startup called Jimini Health Inc. is targeting mental health providers after raising $17 million in seed funding to build its patient-facing artificial intelligence infrastructure. The round was led by M13 and saw participation from Town Hall Ventures, LionBird, Zetta Venture Partners and…
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