Invisible demand
Far more people would benefit from support than ever seek it - held back by stigma, circumstance, and self-perception.
Since October 7 you've been running a mission the system was never built for. Demand at this scale can't be met by adding supply - only by making the system work better: the right care the first time, nobody waiting without someone accountable for them, and a foundation the next decade of tools can actually be built on. Spine is that layer: what care actually exists, who needs it, and the coordination in between. The current plans are too far away. We're proposing something different.
Far more people would benefit from support than ever seek it - held back by stigma, circumstance, and self-perception.
Among those who do seek help, a large share never reach effective treatment. They drop at every intake, referral, form, and callback.
Roughly 80% of help-seekers don't need scarce clinical-grade therapy, yet poor routing overloads exactly that tier.
The system is overwhelmed by demand, with too few therapists and care providers to meet the scale of need.
Post-October 7, the system is overloaded with more than 2 million people with post-traumatic stress symptoms. This is a bottleneck that requires cutting-edge tools to solve.
Spine is one AI-native layer across every organization that shares a patient - built to multiply the people already in the system, not add to the queue.
Clinical judgment stays human. AI carries the busywork, while every clinical decision has a clinician behind it.
No integration project on your plate. - We do the connecting - your teams just keep working while the seams close around them.
Your data stays yours. Self-hosted and FHIR-native, engineered to the standard the data deserves: end-to-end encryption, role-based access, full audit trails. Your residency requirements, your governance, your patients' consent.
We're not a new front door. You're the face the country trusts, and you know what you're doing - Spine just makes sure the system behind you keeps up.