CredibleMind Secures $7.5M to Scale AI Mental Wellbeing Platform

CredibleMind, a digital mental health platform focused on enhancing behavioral health outcomes, has secured $7.5 million in Series A funding led by Horizon Mutual Holdings. The AI-driven platform organizes and personalizes expert-curated resources across over one hundred mental health topics, providing users with a tailored experience that integrates evidence-based self-care, validated assessments, health plan programs, and care network resources. The funding will help expand operations in health plans and public health partnerships and enhance the AI data engine for improved resource curation and consumer engagement.

Founder and CEO Deryk Van Brunt stated, "While mental health ranks among the top three priorities for communities and health plans nationwide, many lack effective, scalable solutions. CredibleMind was created to foster a population-based mental health care system, and we are grateful for the support of Horizon Mutual Holdings and our existing investors."

Recently, CredibleMind launched The Flourishing Course, an online program designed to equip individuals with skills for maintaining positive mental health. This initiative is part of the CredibleMind Community Mental Health Platform. In collaboration with the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO), the company also initiated Behavioral Health 360, which aims to empower local public health departments to address mental health crises.

Last year, CredibleMind partnered with Blue Shield of California, providing its health plan members with a centralized, evidence-based self-care information system, which includes self-assessment tools and resources for building resilience. The digital mental health landscape also features companies like Talkspace, which recently partnered with Wisdo Health to improve access for those over 65, and Arbital Health, which is working with Quartet Health to enhance outcomes for individuals with serious mental illnesses. Additionally, NeuroFlow has partnered with Bergen New Bridge Medical Center to integrate behavioral health workflow tools, while Headway raised $100 million in Series D funding to expand its services for Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, and commercial plan members.

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