Nashville-based Mamaya Health has secured $3 million in growth capital from LFE Capital and Spitha Capital to expand its mental health care platform beyond maternal health to serve entire families. The company has evolved from its original focus on women during the pandemic to provide wraparound care for partners, children, and caregivers.
The expansion addresses demand from women who sought care not only for themselves but for their families and support networks. Mamaya now delivers mental health services for men navigating parenthood, teens, and caregivers, building on the insight that women make over 80% of healthcare decisions in households.
“Support for individuals in America has become increasingly siloed. Too many people say they have no one to turn to on a bad day,” said Amy Green, Co-Founder and CEO of Mamaya Health. “For too long, we’ve treated mental health as something people should manage quietly, alone, or only when things fall apart. But the truth is—mental health is relational. It’s generational. It’s communal.”
The funding will support development of an AI-powered system for personalized care matching and scheduling, expansion of the national clinical network, and deeper integrations with hospital systems, providers, and employers. The care model combines evidence-based therapy, psychiatric care, coaching, and peer support with technology-enabled tools.
“We started Mamaya to close the care gaps women face every day—but it quickly became clear the entire family needed support,” said Brandon Ziemann, Co-Founder and COO. “As a father of five, I understand this need—not just as a founder, but as a husband and a dad.”
Mamaya has launched pilot programs with health systems and women’s health organizations across the United States. The platform blends clinical services with technology designed to be accessible and personalized for diverse family structures including single parents, co-parents, and caregivers.
“Mamaya isn’t just another mental health platform—they’re building a connected system that works for individuals, families, employers, and real life,” said Leslie Frecon, Founder & Managing Partner at LFE Capital. “Their approach is smart, scalable, and long overdue.”
Jennifer Dunham, Founder & Managing Partner at Spitha Capital, added: “Mamaya’s vision is expansive, yet deeply personal. They’re solving for what’s missing in today’s mental health landscape—access, authenticity, and care that actually fits people’s lives.”
