Arya Satish

We built Moodr for care teams that are tired of watching patients fall through the cracks. This is a no pressure walkthrough of how our platform works, what outcomes look like in practice, and whether it makes sense for your organization.

If you lead a health system, FQHC, rural clinic, or managed care organization and want to understand what proactive behavioral health engagement actually looks like at scale, this is for you.

Your state received around $200M in federal Rural Health Transformation funding this cycle. Behavioral health is an approved use. Most organizations we speak with had no idea they qualify for subaward funding until this conversation.

This call is simple. We figure out together whether your organization is a fit, what the application process looks like in your state, and what Moodr's role would be in delivering the service once funding is secured.

Moodr works with a small number of investors who understand the behavioral health infrastructure space and are aligned with what we are building for the long term. We are not running a broad process. We are having selective conversations with the right people.

This is not a pitch meeting. It is a conversation between people who take this problem seriously. If that is you, we are glad you are here.

For clinicians, behavioral health practitioners, and researchers who want to go deeper on what Moodr is actually doing at the clinical level.

We built this platform with practitioners, not around them. If you work in behavioral health and want to understand our methodology, challenge our approach, or explore what a formal advisory relationship might look like, this conversation is for you.

Covering behavioral health, rural healthcare, or the $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program? We are happy to talk.

I am selectively available for interviews, podcast appearances, expert commentary, and background conversations. We do not have a PR team. You get the founder directly.