Siggy raises $6M to bring AI check-ins between clinician visits
Jonathan Sabbagh and Edvard Engesaeth started building Siggy in late 2025 and have already begun taking paying patients ahead of a public launch.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: Crunchbase News
Why it matters
Mental health care still runs on brief, infrequent prescriber appointments, leaving symptom changes and side effects invisible for months. Siggy's founders have built insurance-friendly care outside the doctor's office before, and their repeat backers are betting that daily patient signals, reviewed by clinicians, can close that gap without handing diagnosis or prescribing to AI.
Jonathan Sabbagh and Edvard Engesaeth have raised $6 million in pre-seed funding for Siggy, a New York mental health startup that uses AI conversations and daily check-ins to give licensed clinicians a fuller record between appointments, according to Crunchbase News on November 5th. Village Global led the round, Siggy's first outside financing.…
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