The seed round was backed by Ascension, Syndicate Room angels, and a Seedrs crowdfund to support product and team growth.
Thalamos provides a digital platform designed to streamline and secure processes under the Mental Health Act. The system replaces paper forms to give patients quicker access to acute care.
Thalamos has secured £900k in a seed funding round to support its mental health technology platform. The investment was backed by Ascension through its Conduit Impact EIS Fund, alongside angel investors via Syndicate Room and a private seedrs crowdfund.
The capital will be directed towards team expansion and product enhancement as the firm scales its digital workflow solutions for mental health care providers. The platform aims to eradicate delays and administrative burdens associated with paper forms under the Mental Health Act.
Hadley Diest of Ascension will join the board as an independent advisor following the transaction.
From the founder
"When an individual is sectioned under the Mental Health Act, they are in need of urgent treatment and support. Delays in accessing this can severely hamper recovery. The completion of Mental Health Act forms is an essential legal process that ensures patients receive the right treatment, safely; but no-one should have to wait for care when in crisis."
Arden Tomison
Founder at Thalamos
Investor perspective
"Acute mental health care is an immense challenge in the UK – it is both traumatic for patients, and also hugely time-consuming and disjointed for the various stakeholders providing care. Thalamos’ groundbreaking digital workflow tool enables those involved in patient intake, treatment, discharge and ongoing support to work together more seamlessly than ever before, ultimately leading to better patient outcomes and more efficient collaboration between the NHS, police, care providers and regulators."
Hadley Diest
Investment Manager, Ascension
Use of funds
- 01Grow the team
- 02Continue product development
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Thalamos
Thalamos digitises processes under the Mental Health Act to improve patient care.
