MiResource is a technology company.
MiResource has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round.
MiResource has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
MiResource has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
MiResource's investors include Royal Street Ventures, What If Ventures.
MiResource is a technology company that builds a mental health care navigation platform, guiding individuals and organizations to affordable, effective mental health services tailored to unique needs.[1] It serves health plans, university counseling centers, digital health companies, and individuals by solving the challenge of finding and connecting with appropriate care—from talk therapy to crisis services—through a white-labeled provider finder, case management tools, and provider network access.[1][2] The company's mission is to make mental health care accessible so "everyone has the opportunity to be happy," driven by a personal commitment to prevent tragedies like untreated depression.[1] Growth momentum includes adoption by over 70 leading U.S. university health systems and positive outcomes reported in 2024 reports on provider experience, case management, and member experience.[2]
MiResource was founded in 2017 by CEO and Co-Founder Mackenzie Drazan, motivated by the loss of her sister Shelby to depression after struggling to find suitable care.[1][3] This personal tragedy sparked Drazan's lifelong commitment to streamline mental health navigation, evolving from individual support to a scalable tech platform.[1] Co-Founder and COO Gabriela Asturias complements this vision, emphasizing adaptive support for varying severity levels and system navigation.[1] Early traction built on this foundation, with the company now backed by investors like Draper Associates, Draper One Mind, Draper Grace Cap, and Draper Royal, and advised by figures such as Lisa Gersh (former CEO of Martha Stewart and Goop) and Ken Drazan, MD (Chairman and CEO of ArsenalBio).[1]
MiResource rides the surging demand for digital mental health solutions amid rising awareness of behavioral health crises, post-pandemic burnout, and health equity gaps.[1][2][3] Its timing aligns with health systems' digital transformation, as seen in AVIA Marketplace categorization under behavioral health, enabling institutions to integrate scalable tech without building from scratch.[3] Market forces like provider shortages and fragmented care favor its model, influencing the ecosystem by standardizing connections—boosting utilization in universities and plans while setting benchmarks via outcomes data.[2] This positions MiResource as a key enabler in the $200B+ U.S. mental health market, fostering innovation through partnerships and white-label tech.
MiResource is poised to expand its platform amid growing telehealth adoption and AI-driven personalization in behavioral health, potentially scaling beyond universities to enterprise health plans and global markets. Trends like integrated care (pairing mental with physical health) and equity-focused metrics will shape its path, with influence evolving through deeper embeds in digital health stacks and data-driven advocacy. As mental health becomes non-negotiable infrastructure, MiResource's founder-led mission—from personal loss to systemic fix—could redefine accessible care at scale.[1][2]
MiResource has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Seed in August 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 1, 2021 | $3.0M Seed | Royal Street Ventures, What If Ventures |