Mitsu, a digital health start-up, has successfully closed a new investment round aimed at expanding its network of tech-enabled mental health clinics in India, particularly in Mumbai, with plans for further growth into other cities.
The funding round saw increased participation from existing investors and welcomed new contributors, including notable figures such as Gaurav Agarwal and Sanjay Suri. The company emphasizes the importance of its investors, stating that in the mental health sector, the choice of partners is crucial to building a supportive infrastructure.
Mitsu operates a hybrid model that integrates both in-person and virtual therapy and psychiatry services, supported by its digital platform. This approach aims to bridge the mental healthcare gap in India through technology-driven solutions. The Mitsu App enhances the experience by offering personalized self-care activities and clinician support, while also focusing on extending services to underserved communities and workplace mental well-being programs.
This investment reflects a growing recognition of the need for accessible mental healthcare in India, as the company continues its long-term mission to deliver quality services at scale. Mitsu's innovative model positions it well to address the increasing demand for mental health support in the region.