MiaHaven gives care teams evidence-based psychosocial tools that extend support between visits and capture structured, self-reported insights — across chronic and life-limiting illness.
That's the average psychosocial support most patients receive in a year.
On average, individuals living with chronic or serious illness receive about 10 hours of psychosocial support each year. The rest of the time — the other 8,750 hours — they are navigating it alone, often at home, between visits.
MiaHaven supports patients between clinical touchpoints—where the emotional experience of illness unfolds in real life.
Backed by 500+ peer-reviewed studies across chronic illness populations. Every reflection draws from established frameworks for meaning-making, identity, and psychosocial adaptation.
Structured life-review to anchor identity and meaning across illness stages.
Evidence-based prompts supporting purpose and coherence in serious illness.
First-person story-building to preserve selfhood through treatment and transition.
Five quiet steps. No new workflow required.
Order or program enrollment initiates engagement.
Patient and family onboard digitally.
Asynchronous reflection occurs at home.
Time & reflections captured automatically.
Care team receives actionable insight.
Structured signal between visits—without adding cognitive load to your team.
Asynchronous touchpoints build continuity of connection.
Patterns across time, not single data points.
Surface concerns before they escalate.
Sustained presence across the arc of care.
Illness is experienced in relationship. MiaHaven invites family and caregivers into reflection—strengthening the support system around every patient.
Loved ones add memories, meaning, and presence—without disrupting patient autonomy.
Caregivers remain connected to the patient's emotional journey between visits.
Structured touchpoints reduce isolation on both sides of the care relationship.
From diagnosis through bereavement — MiaHaven stays present at every stage.
Deliver continuous, measurable emotional support—without adding burden to your team.