Jimini Health

Therapy hasn't changed in decades. Until now.

Mental Health care can be much better with continuous care technology

Research shows that therapy can be up to 2X more effective with practice outside of sessions.

Newby et al. (2016). Transdiagnostic computerised cognitive behavioral therapy for depression and anxiety: A systematic review and meta-analysis.

Kazantzis et al. (2016). Quantity and quality of homework compliance: A meta-analysis of relations with outcome in cognitive behavior therapy.

Mausbach et al. (2010). The relationship between homework compliance and therapy outcomes: An updated meta-analysis.

Coon et al. (2003). The relationship between homework compliance and treatment outcomes among older adult outpatients with mild-to-moderate depression.

Kazantzis et al. (2004). Assessing compliance with homework assignments: Review and recommendations for clinical practice.

Worthington (1986). Client compliance with homework directives during counseling

Jimini’s platform works seamlessly with clinicians to enable ‘continuous care,’ a treatment modality that surpasses the standard of care by helping patients practice every day, whenever they need it.

How it works for patients

Clinicians are always in the driver's seat

Patients are paired with 24/7 support from Sage, the AI mental health assistant

The joint care team of a clinician with Sage leads to a radically better patient experience.

“The between-session care helps me to know myself better for real-life situations—not just when sitting in front of my therapist.”

Anna W.

“Jimini’s therapy model is unlike anything I’ve tried. It’s been way more effective for me than ‘regular’ therapy.”

Charles H.

“I was tired of feeling alone between sessions and scrambling before each session. Jimini is the solution.”

Tanya D.

Meet Sage

Sage is always on your side

Sage, the always-accessible AI mental health assistant, works with the clinician as part of the care team. Sage receives instructions and context from the clinician, works 24/7, and proactively helps patients.

Life happens when patients are not in session with their clinician. Sage is there every day: before, after, and between sessions. Whether the patient needs support, is struggling with panic, needs to vent, or wants to practice a new skill they learned in session, Sage is here for them. Developed by a world-leading team of psychology and AI experts, with clinical rigor and safety at the forefront, Sage both receives instruction from the clinical team and also escalates necessary situations to them. Sage shares patient progress with the clinician so clinicians can best understand and care for patients.

Safe and developed by leaders in psychology and AI

Built and tested by numerous clinicians of different backgrounds and experiences

Leverages the latest evidence-based therapy practices

Clinically integrated and overseen by clinicians

Secure and privacy-protected

“My clients love working with Sage between sessions. Sage helps them in the moment, and gives me the information I need to be a better clinician.”

Dr. Bill Hudenko

Chief Clinical Officer, Jimini Health

Dartmouth College, Professor of Psychology

Clinical Excellence, Augmented by AI

We believe the human connection with a clinician is key to patient satisfaction and clinical outcomes.

Sage, working under the supervision of the clinician, enhances that human connection (“therapeutic alliance”), helping the clinician to understand the day- to- day struggles of the patient, and helping the clinician in session

“This is a leap forward for therapy. Jimini is backed by significant science demonstrating that continuous care is key to improving outcomes.”

Dr. Johannes Eichstaedt

Stanford University, Professor of Psychology

“I’ve worked to improve the delivery of mental healthcare my entire career. I’ve never been more excited about what’s possible now.”

Dr. Bill Hudenko

Jimini Health, Chief Clinical Officer

Dartmouth College, Professor of Psychology

“It’s important to collaborate with entities committed to scientific and clinical rigor—and we must continue innovating care models as patients with anxiety need a wide array of access suited for the times we live.”

Dr. Sabine Wilhelm

Harvard Medical School, Professor of Psychology

High-touch Mental Health Care. For everyone.