Arul Health

Arul Health is a healthtech company focused on transforming survivorship care for young adults and childhood cancer survivors. We offer virtual peer support therapy, personalized care plans, and access to white glove concierge services through our digital platform, designed specifically for cancer survivors between the ages of 18-40. With a mission to close the gap in post-treatment care, we aim to make high-quality, holistic, and affordable follow-up care accessible to the 18.1 million cancer survivors across the U.S. Since our founding in 2024, we’ve built a growing network of patients, clinicians, and advocates, and have launched strategic partnerships with survivor-led organizations to redefine what thriving after cancer looks like. We have raised over 100K in non-dilutive funding, received backing from the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship, and are advised by physicians from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

Pathway Care is a digital mental health and wellness platform designed specifically for cancer survivors. It combines certified peer support, AI tools, and wearable data to deliver personalized, continuous care. Survivors are matched with certified peer leaders who manage 30 patients through asynchronous messaging and facilitate three weekly video group sessions. Each group follows a wellness curriculum across categories like emotional, physical, and social health. An AI Copilot supports peer leaders by drafting personalized messages, summarizing patient data, and preparing discussion prompts based on wearable trends, journal entries, and participation. The platform integrates wearable data—like HRV, sleep, and activity levels—to generate daily wellness scores and insights, helping survivors track their progress. Through a patient dashboard, users can log activities, journal reflections, interact with group members, and discover local wellness events. Ava, a text-based concierge bot, provides resource navigation, journal prompts, and a direct messaging bridge to peer leaders. Together, these tools create a supportive, data-informed environment that empowers survivors to take control of their post-treatment wellness journey, filling a critical gap in survivorship care.