Mend helps behavioral health organizations run smarter, see more patients, and grow sustainably by turning operational signals into action on top of the systems they already use.


Mend is building the operational AI layer for behavioral health organizations that need fuller schedules, better access, and clearer next actions.
We work with the systems you already use and make them more actionable for operators, providers, and leadership teams.
This is why we built Mend.
Improve the workflows your EHR isn’t built to handle—without adding more manual work to your team’s plate.
Schedule
Match the right client
to the right provider.


Communicate
Keep your clients
connected to care.


Check-In
Start visits with forms collected
—and payments processed.


Virtual Visits
Deliver virtual care like
everyone is in the same office.


25M+ client visits
(and counting)

Every 5 Minutes
a client connects with care using Mend

Up to ↓43% no-show rate
after adopting Mend

↑30% client satisfaction
after adopting Mend
Mend is guaranteed to pay for itself—or we credit the difference.
We believe mental healthcare tech should make access to care easier—not harder.

CEO

CTO, Co-Founder

Chief Clinical Officer

VP of Engineering

VP of Revenue

VP of Strategic Projects

Director of Operations & Customer Success

Director of Product

Director of Marketing
Want to help mend the gap between mental healthcare providers and the people who need them?
“The Mend Team is truly remarkable, and it shows through their collaboration and in their end platform. They have consistently adapted to our needs, collaborated with creativity, and delivered quickly, ensuring that the platform remains user-friendly, relevant, and focused on responsiveness and client-centered design.
As a leader and a Queer individual, I have found their Team to be immensely responsive and welcoming, working to ensure the design of Mend meets the unique needs of our clients. I am confident that Mend will continue to be a valuable asset in our efforts to provide inclusive and effective behavioral health services.”

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