Marble builds the infrastructure layer for a new teen mental-health system by embedding its technology platform directly into schools, identifying at-risk students and matching them with licensed therapists for online or in-person care that is covered by insurance. Founded by Jake Sussman and Dan Ross, the former co-founders of Headway, the company has already facilitated more than 15,000 therapy sessions since launching in New York last year. Marble’s platform enables real-time collaboration among school counselors, parents, and clinicians, while its AI scribe and proprietary therapist EHR reduce Medicaid administrative burdens and broaden therapist participation. The company also offers group-therapy programs to increase clinician capacity without sacrificing quality. Schools pay nothing for the service; Marble is reimbursed through Medicaid and commercial insurers, making care accessible to underserved populations. As it scales nationally, the firm is building a data moat by combining insights from therapists, schools, and families to continuously refine its clinical products. The latest funding positions Marble to expand its team and accelerate deployment to more schools across the United States.

Total raised

$21M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Oct 2025