CCabana is a digital mental health platform by Even Health that serves healthcare professionals by connecting them to mental health resources through professionally moderated peer groups. Organizations buy access for their staff, who can privately access support and peer discussions via Cabana or Third Room, with privacy, low cost, and convenience in mind. The platform differentiates itself by targeting healthcare workers and using moderated peer groups to provide both peer support and access to professional services. Even Health’s goal is to scale private mental health resources within organizations to encourage earlier engagement in well-being and reduce barriers to seeking care.
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$1.8M
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New Orleans, LA
Founded
2019
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Tulane Ventures has invested $250,000 in Cabana, a behavioral health platform co-founded by Tulane alumnus David Black and Heather Townsend. The funding enabled Cabana to relocate its headquarters to New Orleans and launch Cabana Connected Care to help Louisiana providers integrate behavioral health support between patient appointments. The company offers three services: Cabana Live provides daily anonymous telehealth group sessions; Cabana Connected Care embeds care managers and psychiatrists in physician offices; and Cabana Pod places private pods inside clinics and workplaces for on-site care access. The pods have been piloted at eight Louisiana locations. Cabana has served 15,000 individuals and hosted 4,000 groups, with 86% of patients receiving same-day care. Black conceived the idea after witnessing his father's battle with late-stage cancer.
Tulane Ventures has invested $250,000 in Cabana, a behavioral health platform, as part of a $1 million seed round that also includes 1834 Ventures. The funding has enabled Cabana to relocate its headquarters to New Orleans and build a clinical team in Louisiana. Cabana was co-founded by David Black, a 2005 Tulane graduate, and Heather Townsend. The platform combines clinical care, community groups and tech-enabled support to embed behavioral health services between medical appointments for patients with physical ailments. The company offers three services: Cabana Live provides daily telehealth group sessions, Cabana Connected Care embeds mental health support in physician offices, and Cabana Pod places private pods in clinics and workplaces. Cabana has served 15,000 individuals and hosted 4,000 groups, with 86% receiving same-day care.
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Industries
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$1.8M
Headquarters
New Orleans, LA
Founded
2019
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