CRB Health Tech and GCO Ventures invest in mental health software start-up Eholo

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Eholo, which makes software for running psychology practices and mental health centres, has taken on two new shareholders: CRB Health Tech and GCO Ventures, the corporate venture arm of insurer Grupo Catalana Occidente. The deal was announced on 29 September 2026. Neither the amount nor the size of the stake has been disclosed, so the figures available are the operational ones. Founded in 2022 by Eduard Martí and Sonia Torras and incubated at the TecnoCampus park in Mataró, Eholo has grown from two people to 32. More than 21,000 psychologists and other mental health professionals use the platform, which handled over a million clinical sessions in the past year and indirectly supports close to a million patients.

Most of the new money goes to MIA, Eholo's clinical AI assistant. It transcribes sessions, drafts clinical notes and answers plain-language questions about a patient's history, with the therapist supervising throughout. Torras calls it a "multiplier" for the professional rather than a replacement. The rest goes to the technical architecture and cybersecurity; the company has just been certified to ISO/IEC 27001. It is also expanding in Mexico.

Both investors already know the field. CRB Health Tech manages CRB Digital Health III, a fund dedicated entirely to digital health that passed €35 million in October 2025. GCO Ventures launched Aurela, a platform for access to psychological therapy, in July 2025. An insurer that already helps people find a therapist now also owns part of the software many therapists use to run their practice.