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Overview
Nabi Health provides digital care for eating disorders and disordered eating by offering insurance-covered virtual nutrition counseling with registered dietitians and a consumer app called Callie. The Callie app gamifies self-care, letting users log meals, set goals, and journal emotions while caring for a virtual pet. Nabi differentiates itself by pairing clinically backed tele-nutrition with a consumer wellness app in one ecosystem, using the app’s nudges and engagement features to support ongoing care. Its goal is to improve access to evidence-based nutrition care for eating disorders and promote lasting behavior change through digital tools.
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Simplify's take
What believers are saying
- Forbes said Nabi raised $10 million, giving runway for hiring and insurance expansion.
- Nabi claims 95% of clients pay $0 out of pocket, easing adoption friction.
- Callie won 2026 Webby recognition, validating product quality and consumer engagement.
What critics are saying
- Nabi disclosed an August 10, 2026 vendor data breach involving patient intake information.
- Equip Health and Monte Nido already dominate virtual eating-disorder care with broader clinical programs.
- Callie can commoditize into a feature at larger platforms, collapsing Nabi's consumer wedge.
What makes Nabi unique
- Nabi combines insurance-covered dietitian visits with Callie, a recovery app launched in 2024.
- Rachel Fong and Sonny Mo built a Tamagotchi-like behavior design layer for eating-disorder recovery.
- Nabi targets eating disorders while also selling insurance-covered nutrition care for diabetes and sports nutrition.
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