Aisel Health raises €1.7M to build an operating system for psychiatric care

The company frames its product against the current wave of AI note-taking tools. It argues that while such tools speed up documentation, faster notes can create a new problem: as records become cheaper and quicker to produce, the information within them becomes harder to locate, particularly as patient records build up across different systems over time.

EU-Startups reported comments from Peytz, who said psychiatry does not need generic technology added onto an already overburdened workflow, but rather a product built around the realities of psychiatric care, where clinicians provide judgment and empathy while the technology provides speed, structure, and the ability to retain every detail about every patient.

Co-founder and Chief Product Officer Christian Houen pointed to growing waiting lists as a central concern. Tech.eu reported his view that shorter, more efficient patient cycles are needed, informed by the understanding clinicians build up across consultations over time.

Growth investor DTCP has secured €455 million in commitments for its first defence fund, backing early-growth and growth-stage technology companies aligned with European security.