Spain's eholo brings CRB Health Tech, GCO Ventures on board as it scales to 21,000 users
What's the deal? eholo, a Spanish platform for managing mental health practices, has raised an early-stage round from CRB Health TechDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → and GCO VenturesDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →. The company, founded in 2022, now counts 21,000 professional users across Spain.
What's the endgame? eholo will use the funding to accelerate development of MIA, its AI assistant, invest in data security, and expand strategic partnerships. MIA transcribes sessions, generates clinical documentation, and lets professionals query patient histories in natural language — always under clinician supervision.
Why now? In 2025, eholo handled more than one million psychology sessions and supported care for nearly one million patients. The round lands amid growing digitisation of psychological practice in Spain.
The company has also built out its network. An integration with DoctoraliaDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → links appointment booking to eholo's calendar, and a tie-up with training body AEPSISDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → connects it to a pipeline of more than 15,000 new students each year. eholo has also earned ISO/IEC 27001 certification for information security.
What the founders say: "Our priority has been to develop tools that help the professional without ever replacing their clinical judgement," said co-founder Sonia Torras (translated from Spanish). Co-founder Eduard Martí added that the goal is for professionals to spend "less time on administrative tasks and more on clinical care."
What the backers say: Alejo Costa Ribalta, managing partner of CRB Health Tech's Digital Health fund, cited "a very effective value proposition" and "an excellent management team." Marcos Labori, head of GCO's corporate venture arm, said the firm backed eholo "convinced of the trajectory of digital mental health and the strength of its founding team."
The signal: Investor appetite is building for vertical software that pairs specialised AI with strict data controls in regulated sectors. eholo's bet is that mental health professionals will pay to automate paperwork — as long as the technology stays firmly under clinical control.
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