A healthtech company developing an AI platform for the mental health of children, teenagers, and their families has opened an opportunity for venture investors to enter with a minimum ticket starting from $5,000. The project is already actively operating in the U.S. market and is positioned as a technology solution for one of the least addressed segments of healthcare — children’s mental health.
According to the investment proposal, the platform combines a network of more than 300 pediatric specialists with proprietary AI infrastructure that automates scheduling, documentation, billing, payments, and family support. Particular emphasis is placed on a family-centered model, where parents and multiple children can interact within a single environment.
The company justifies the relevance of the product by pointing to the children’s mental health crisis in the United States. According to the data cited in the project description, around 40% of children need psychological support, but only half of them receive treatment, while the system itself remains fragmented and still largely oriented toward adult patients.
As of February 2026, the project had reached an annual revenue run-rate of more than $9 million, had 2,455 active clients, delivered 30,918 sessions in 2025, and demonstrated sevenfold revenue growth over the year. Among the stated goals for the next 12–18 months are scaling across the United States, expanding partnership and insurance distribution channels, and reaching a $30 million revenue run-rate by 2027.
The investment terms imply a venture model without dividend payouts: investor returns are expected through growth in the company’s valuation and the subsequent sale of the stake. The deadline for participation in the current investment opportunity is stated as March 31, 2026. Potential exit scenarios include a sale to a strategic player in the healthtech, telehealth, or insurance segments, as well as subsequent funding rounds at a higher valuation.
