Case Studies

Through the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and other efforts, McKinsey Health Institute is helping develop a community-based approach to crisis care across the United States

Understanding how Black men are represented on social media and are using social media may be an avenue for promoting their engagement with and uptake of digital mental health interventions.

3 international research projects led by Aotearoa New Zealand research teams have been awarded a total of $5.1 million to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) could provide improved access to healthcare.

Hype and negative news reports about artificial intelligence (AI) abound. Involving patients in healthcare AI projects may help in adoption and acceptance of these technologies. We argue that AI algorithms should be co-designed with patients and healthcare workers.

Our platform helps your organisation, your leaders, and your people to feel good and function well – to find their Groov. So, how did we evolve from an app to a SaaS platform, while staying true to our founding mission of helping people with their daily mental wellbeing? And what …

Mental health conditions are a substantial global health issue that’s continuously increasing. Soul Machines Digital People can, and do deliver mental health support in a uniquely kind and inclusive way – patients and clients feel seen and heard in a judgment-free space.

Building on its effort to battle social isolation and support aging in place, the New York State Office for the Aging is delivering voice-operated smart technology to the homes of more than 800 older adults.

988 is a new number in the United States focused on providing lifesaving suicide prevention and crisis services, established to address longstanding concerns in mental health care. This article explores the difference between 988 and existing services.

MoodMission aims to capitalise on the incredible flexibility, portability, and adaptability of mobile apps. When a user feels anxious or low, they simply open the app, report how they feel with three taps, and are immediately offered five different “Missions” they could use to cope.

Wysa aims to provide AI-enabled unique support to all its users, such that they find the same comfort, support, and use that we do when meeting a therapist in person yet does not follow a one size fits all approach.