The talk on the town.

In a Fast Company article exploring the evolving role of AI in emotional connection, Kintsugi CEO highlights the importance of ensuring these technologies serve as a bridge to human connection, reinforcing the need for ethical implementation in AI-driven mental health solutions.

In the latest episode of MedTechGurus, host Thomas Hickey sits down with Dr. Prentice Tom, Chief Medical Officer at Kintsugi, to explore how voice biomarker AI is reshaping mental health screening.

Kintsugi’s latest peer-reviewed study, published in the Annals of Family Medicine, highlights how Voice AI can help detect depression through brief speech analysis.

Grace Chang, CEO of Kintsugi, highlights that AI can help alleviate the mental health care shortage by scaling support to underserved populations and detecting signs of depression and anxiety through voice analysis, even amidst barriers like social stigma.

In an op-ed for MedCity News, Kintsugi's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Prentice Tom, examines why many promising ideas falter, often due to a fundamental misunderstanding or underestimation of the complex, deeply rooted challenges within the healthcare industry.