Jimini Health

Artificial Intelligence can collaborate with Clinical Intelligence.

Who we are

Meet Sage

Sage, the AI Care Team Member

Sage, the always-accessible AI behavioral health assistant, works with providers and patients as part of the care team. Sage is never a substitute for human clinicians.

Life happens when patients are not in session with their provider. Sage is there every day: before, after, and between sessions. Whether the patient needs support and reminders, 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 psychologists, psychiatrists, and AI experts, with clinical rigor and safety at the forefront.

Sage both receives instruction from the clinical team to best support the specific patient needs, and also escalates necessary situations to them. Sage shares patient progress with the provider so they can best understand and care for patients.

Clinicians are always in the driver's seat

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

Sage, under clinician supervision, supports patients through daily needs.

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 and measurement-based care

Clinically integrated and overseen by clinicians

Secure and privacy-protected

Clinical Excellence, Augmented by AI

At Jimini, we believe the human connection between a clinician and a patient is critical to clinical outcomes in behavioral health.

We also believe purpose-built AI has the potential to create care models with care adherence and clinical outcomes that were previously unimaginable. We are committed to building safe, clinically rigorous AIs that collaborate with clinicians in helping patients' lives.

“This is a leap forward for all of behavioral health. 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 behavioral 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

Behavioral health care hasn't changed in decades. Until now.

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