Eleos Health Raises $20 Million for Behavioral Health Voice Data Solutions 

Eleos Health has raised $20 million in funding to advance its work with clinical applications for voice artificial intelligence operating ambiently in the background of behavioral health clinician-patient conversations.

Overlaying mainstream electronic health records (EHRs) and operable in both virtual and in-person care settings, Eleos securely and autonomously captures and interprets in-session themes and moments, generating post-session clinical progress notes and insurance coding. Its ambient voice-to-insights technology captures and digitizes behavioral health sessions.

Some of the most common insights Eleos produces are as follows:

• Recurring in-session keywords spanning major conversational themes and moments;
• How a clinical intervention was used;
• Clinician listen time vs. talk time or when and how often a clinician interrupts a patient;
• Practice-wide percentage of clinicians delivering evidence-based practice; and
• Patient improvement rate.

"Behavioral health practitioners deserve advanced technology representative of and equal to the role they play in caregiving and healing," said Alon Joffe, CEO and co-founder of Eleos Health, in a statement. "In behavioral care, the conversation is the treatment. For the first time, Eleos is making it possible to digitize and manage the unstructured nature of behavioral health conversations, lending psychotherapists a new line of sight into patient needs, progress, and outcomes."

"Eleos Health offers a unique approach, by combining the power of voice and natural language understanding, together with enterprise-grade security and compliance standards in the clinical workflow. Eleos allows providers and payers to unlock the synchronization of behavioral, medical, and SDoH data, which leads to improved outcomes and reduced clinician burnout," said Carl Byers, a partner at F-Prime Capital, one of the investors in the funding round. "We look forward to working with this talented team as they take the next steps to scale the business."