Eden Health is a clinician-founded startup from Bucharest. We build objective, privacy-first measurement for mental health care: clinical AI, wearable sensing and low-power silicon, made by people who use these tools themselves.
Most health-tech companies rent this kind of expertise. We keep it in-house: clinical psychiatry, on-device AI and semiconductor engineering, each deep enough to stand on its own.
Voice and physiology models that run entirely on the patient's own device, designed to measure each person against their own baseline rather than a population average.
Low-power mixed-signal readout electronics and wearable sensing systems, carried from specification through foundry and packaging to the body.
Founded and led by a practising psychiatrist, publishing peer-reviewed research with hospital partners and international academic collaborators.
An on-device voice analysis application for psychiatric decision support, which we co-develop with our clinical research partners. Voice features are extracted and inference runs on the device itself, so raw audio is never transmitted. It builds on the pipeline behind our published proof-of-concept study.
A mobile self-help and wellbeing platform built on an offline-first, end-to-end encrypted architecture designed for GDPR Article 9 special-category health data. Structured self-reflection tools, engineered with the same privacy standards as everything we make.
Our long-term programme is multimodal: fusing voice with physiology from wearables, anchored to each person's own baseline, so meaningful change can be seen wherever care happens, in the clinic and at home. We pursue this through our own products, through clinical studies with our hospital network, and through European collaborative research with academic, clinical and industry partners.
Where we draw the line. We detect current clinical states to support clinicians. We do not predict individual outcomes, and nothing we build makes decisions on its own. The clinician owns every decision, always.
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