Kyan Health, an AI-powered platform revolutionizing workplace well-being, has secured $16.7 million in funding to expand its global presence and enhance its predictive care capabilities. The funding includes a $4 million seed round led by Amplo VC and a $12.7 million Series A led by Swisscom Ventures, bringing Kyan's total funding to $18.4 million.
Founded by Vlad Gheorghiu, Konstantin Struck, and Ignacio Leonhardt, Kyan Health addresses the pressing issue of mental health in the workplace. The platform connects employees to personalized resources while providing organizations with aggregated insights to tackle risks like absenteeism and turnover proactively. Through its AI-powered care navigator, Kai, Kyan ensures employees have confidential access to support, while companies benefit from measurable improvements in productivity and engagement.
"Mental health isn't a fluffy perk, it's the backbone of a thriving workforce," said CEO Vlad Gheorghiu. "This investment is about creating tools that make mental health measurable and empower organizations to act before crises hit."
Swisscom Ventures’ Investment Director Victoria Lietha highlighted Kyan Health's scalable and predictive solutions, saying, "[Kyan] is transforming how businesses support mental health, addressing both organizational and individual needs."
Early results demonstrate the platform's impact. Clients like Hitachi Energy and On have reported significant improvements, including a 50% employee engagement rate and $2.9 million in annual value for On, driven by reduced attrition and improved productivity.
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The funding will accelerate the startup's platform development and global expansion, positioning the company at the forefront of corporate mental health solutions that treat employee well-being as a strategic business driver.
