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First personalized migraine clinic using genetics and telehealth.
Mable has raised $13.3M across 3 funding rounds.
Key people at Mable.
Mable was founded in 2019 by Inna Thalmann (Founder) and Roman Rothaermel (Founder).
Mable has raised $13.3M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Mable is a personalized migraine clinic using DNA to find and provide the right medication alongside continuous expert care
Using our approach, patients have an 80% higher treatment satisfaction rate, have one extra day per week to enjoy their life and get 55% pain reduction.
Mable is the first personalized migraine clinic that leverages genetics and telehealth to deliver precision medicine for migraine sufferers. It uses patients’ DNA and biomarker data to tailor medication and treatment plans, providing continuous expert care through a fully virtual platform. This approach addresses the variability in migraine symptoms and treatment responses by offering individualized therapies that improve effectiveness and reduce side effects. Mable serves migraine patients seeking more targeted, data-driven care, helping reduce migraine frequency and intensity while improving quality of life. The company has demonstrated strong growth momentum, with reported outcomes including an 80% higher treatment satisfaction rate and a 55% reduction in pain for users[1][2][3].
Founded in 2019 by Roman Rothaermel, a neuroscientist with extensive research experience in neuropharmacology and brain mechanisms, and Inna Thalmann, a health economist with expertise in chronic disease management and medical device market access, Mable emerged from a desire to improve migraine treatment through precision medicine. The founders combined their scientific and healthcare backgrounds to create a platform that integrates genetic insights with telemedicine. Early traction included acceptance into Y Combinator’s Summer 2021 batch and rapid user adoption driven by the platform’s innovative use of genomics to personalize migraine care[3].
Mable rides the growing trend of precision medicine and telehealth, which are transforming healthcare by making treatments more personalized and accessible. The timing is critical as advances in genomics, digital health platforms, and data analytics converge, enabling scalable, individualized care models. Market forces such as the high prevalence and economic burden of migraines, combined with increasing patient demand for tailored therapies, favor Mable’s approach. By pioneering genetics-based telehealth for migraines, Mable influences the broader ecosystem by demonstrating how digital platforms can integrate complex biological data to improve chronic disease management[1][2][7].
Looking ahead, Mable is well-positioned to expand its personalized migraine care model, potentially incorporating emerging technologies like AI-driven digital twins to simulate treatment outcomes and optimize care further. Trends in genomics, wearable health data, and AI will likely shape its evolution, enhancing predictive accuracy and patient engagement. As precision medicine gains wider adoption, Mable’s influence could extend beyond migraines to other neurological and chronic conditions, setting a new standard for personalized telehealth. Its continued growth will depend on scaling patient acquisition, deepening genetic insights, and maintaining high-quality virtual care[5][6][7].
Key people at Mable.
Mable was founded in 2019 by Inna Thalmann (Founder) and Roman Rothaermel (Founder).
Mable has raised $13.3M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Mable's investors include Founder Collective, Insight Partners, Stellar Capital, Initialized Capital, Accomplice, Mike Tyrrell, Inaki Berenguer, Arkitekt Ventures, First In Ventures, Illumina, Y Combinator, David Olk.
Mable has raised $13.3M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $8.0M Series A in November 2020.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1, 2020 | $8.0M Series A | Founder Collective, Insight Partners, Stellar Capital | |
| Oct 1, 2019 | $3.0M Seed | Founder Collective, Initialized Capital, Accomplice, Mike Tyrrell | Insight Partners, Stellar Capital, Inaki Berenguer, Arkitekt Ventures, First In Ventures, Illumina, Y Combinator, David Olk, James McCann, Laurent Amouyal |
| Sep 14, 2015 | $2.3M Series B | Keith Kerridge, Tony Wales, Macdoch Ventures |