Nema Health provides a fully virtual, intensive trauma treatment program based on Cognitive Processing Therapy, delivering 12 structured therapist sessions over 4–6 weeks with optional long‑term follow‑up care. The service connects patients with licensed, PTSD‑specialized therapists, offers peer navigator support, and is in‑network with major insurers, enabling rapid, evidence‑based treatment for trauma survivors across multiple U.S. states.
Funding
$14.5M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
3OCHFounders
Product
Problem
Many trauma survivors lack timely, evidence-based mental health care because traditional therapy often requires in-person visits, long wait times, and clinicians without specialized PTSD training. This results in delayed treatment, persistent symptoms, and reduced quality of life.
Solution
Nema Health delivers a fully virtual, intensive trauma treatment program built around Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), a first‑line, evidence‑based approach for PTSD and related disorders. Patients schedule a free consult, receive a rapid clinical evaluation, and begin a structured 12‑session course lasting 4–6 weeks, with 2–3 therapist sessions per week and between‑session skill assignments. The program includes peer navigators for additional support and an optional long‑term “Rise” phase offering continued therapy, skills groups, and check‑ins for up to 10 months. All services are provided by licensed therapists, are in‑network with major insurers, and are available in multiple U.S. states, enabling rapid access to specialized care without geographic barriers.
Target Audience
Adults (18+) in the United States who have experienced trauma and meet criteria for PTSD, C‑PTSD, or related stress disorders, and who seek evidence‑based, remote therapy covered by insurance.
Features
- Virtual CPT delivery with 2–3 live therapist sessions per week, eliminating travel and wait‑list delays
- Structured 12‑session intensive phase (3–6 weeks) followed by an optional 8‑month “Rise” ongoing care program
- Integrated peer navigator support and skills‑based group sessions to reinforce therapy gains
- In‑network insurance billing across major health plans, with free initial consult and insurance verification
- Coverage for PTSD, C‑PTSD, acute stress disorder, adjustment disorder, and related trauma‑related conditions
- State‑wide availability in 15+ states, expanding access to licensed trauma specialists