The talk on the town.

Prentice Tom, MD, Kintsugi’s Chief Medical Officer, shared his expertise on Health & Wellness Connection to Sustainability at the NEXUS:ISRAEL 2022 Summit. Featured speakers included Malcolm Gladwell, Jane Goodall, Andrew Yang, and Catherine Wood.

Kintsugi’s Founder & Chief Scientist Rima Seiilova-Olson was invited by Techstars LA for an open conversation on building a healthcare company.

Insight Partners upped its number of deals from January to February—announcing 20 compared to 15. The most eye-catching of those rounds may be the $20 million it invested into Berkeley, California-based startup Kintsugi.

Berkeley-based startup, Kintsugi, is closing mental healthcare gaps across health organizations by augmenting clinicians with AI to identify, triage, and care for patients at scale.

Kintsugi is using machine learning to identify signs of depression and anxiety from biomarkers in patients’ voices and has raised a $20 million Series A round led by Insight Partners. The company has raised $28 million to date.