ConverSage offers Taylor, an AI-powered well-being check-in for students and employees. It provides on-demand guided conversations in a private space where users can reflect and receive personalized insights, self-care guidance, educational information, and motivation. Taylor can also direct people toward additional professional care and includes guided exercises, behavioral coaching, and human escalation. ConverSage presents Taylor to universities as a way to support student mental health through check-ins and early identification of emotional distress, including mental health challenges and suicide-related risk factors. The check-in platform was developed in collaboration with the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital. The company describes Taylor as available on a user’s device at any time, with confidential, judgment-free support for employees. Possible applications include anxiety screening, workplace development and self-improvement, and post-oncology care. ConverSage also builds asynchronous and immersive training curriculum, including critical illness conversations and opioid prescriber training. Its immersive programs cover topics such as healthcare prescribing, leadership, and vaping prevention, with skills intended for real-life use. ConverSage is headquartered in Needham, Massachusetts. Its privacy policy covers website information such as contact details and automated usage data, including device identifiers.
Who it is for
Taylor may suit universities seeking guided student well-being check-ins and employers looking to offer employees confidential support. Its listed applications also include anxiety screening, workplace development, self-improvement, and post-oncology care.
What is good
- Offers on-demand guided conversations for mental health and wellness check-ups.
- Provides self-care guidance, educational information, motivation, and professional-care direction.
- Includes guided exercises, behavioral coaching, and human escalation.
- Developed with Massachusetts General Hospital’s Department of Psychiatry.
- Listed for student, employee, anxiety screening, and post-oncology applications.
What to know first
- Pricing is available on request.
- The privacy policy says the website is not intended for children under 16.
Verdict
Consider ConverSage if you need guided well-being check-ins for students or employees, or training curriculum for healthcare and workplace skills. Its stated price is available on request, and its website privacy policy excludes children under 16.
Get started with ConverSage
- Visit the ConverSage products website.
- Use the contact form to reach the company.
- Arrange a meeting by appointment.
Questions about ConverSage
How much does ConverSage cost?
Pricing is available on request.
Who is Taylor designed to support?
ConverSage describes Taylor as a well-being check-in for students and employees.
What can Taylor provide?
It offers guided conversations, personalized insights, self-care guidance, educational information, motivation, and direction toward additional professional care.
What other applications does ConverSage list for Taylor?
The company lists anxiety screening, workplace development and self-improvement, and post-oncology care.
How can I contact ConverSage?
The company provides a contact form and says meetings are by appointment only.
What does ConverSage say about website privacy and children?
Its privacy policy covers website contact information and automated usage data, including device identifiers. It says the website is not intended for children under 16 and that ConverSage does not knowingly collect their personal information.
Compared on AI mental health chatbots
- Guided exercises
- Yes
- Behavioral coaching
- Yes
- Human escalation
- Yes
