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Moneta Health

Moneta Health delivers cognitive rehabilitation therapy for people with mild cognitive impairment or early dementia over the phone — licensed therapists supported by voice AI, so the program reaches patients who have no neurologist within reach.

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US$4.5Mfunding round announced September 2025, alongside a partnership with Benefis Health SystemBusiness Wire
71-94%of patients improved across clinical outcome measures, by the company's own reportingMoneta Health

The people

Paul A. CampbellCo-founder & CEO · 1 TechTO talk
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Jen FlexmanCo-founderprofile coming

What they build

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About

Moneta — named for the Roman goddess of memory — calls what it does physical therapy for the brain. The program pairs licensed therapists with voice AI and runs over an ordinary telephone rather than an app, a deliberate choice that puts it inside the homes of older patients in rural areas and in what the company calls neurology deserts. It is reimbursed by Medicare, TRICARE and a growing list of Medicare Advantage plans, and the company reports that 71 to 94 per cent of patients improved across clinical outcome measures, at or above national in-person benchmarks. Paul A. Campbell co-founded it with the bioengineer Jen Flexman; his mother developed dementia after a brain injury sustained working as a psychiatric nurse, which is what pointed him at the problem. He previously founded the AI dementia-care companion Elovee and, before that, bLife, and was a Microsoft executive.

Backers

True Ventures, Health2047, Impact America Fund, BKR Capital, Koru, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and the Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation, with additional non-dilutive support from the NIH-backed a2 Collective and the Alzheimer's Moonshot funded by Gates Ventures and the ADDF.

Quick answers

What does Moneta Health do?

It provides cognitive rehabilitation therapy — structured exercises delivered by licensed therapists with voice AI support — to people with mild cognitive impairment or early dementia, over the telephone rather than through an app.

Why the telephone?

Reach. The patients who need it are often older, rural, and far from a neurologist; a landline works where a smartphone app and a clinic visit do not. The company describes its target as neurology deserts.

Is it covered by insurance?

The company says the program is reimbursed by Medicare and TRICARE and by a growing number of Medicare Advantage plans, including Aetna, Blue Cross, Humana, Optum and Sunshine Health.

Who from Moneta Health is in this directory?

Paul A. Campbell, its co-founder and chief executive, who appeared on TechTO Together in November 2022 — at that point running Elovee, his AI dementia-care companion.

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