Mental health, a priority for digital tools

Platforms such as mobile apps and online therapy will continue to gain importance, offering access to resources for anyone who needs psychological support, wherever they are.

Santo Domingo. In 2025, mental health has become a central priority in both public health policy and the business world.  

Growing concern for emotional wellbeing has driven a renewed focus on treating disorders such as stress, anxiety and depression, recognising mental health as an essential part of overall wellbeing. 

With a considerable increase in investment in emotional wellbeing programmes, digital tools for managing these disorders are expected to grow in the coming years.  

Fedor Vidal, CEO of Arium Salud Digital, points out that technology is revolutionising access not only to healthcare in general, but also to mental health tools.  

The focus on mental health is also reflected in growing awareness within companies, which are introducing emotional wellbeing programmes for their employees. Creating safe spaces to address these issues in the workplace has proven essential for improving productivity, reducing absenteeism and promoting a healthier working environment. 

2025 will therefore mark a turning point in mental health care, with a decisive push towards integrating it into general healthcare and greater access to emotional support through digital platforms, promoting more accessible, personalised and preventive care. 

Arium Salud Digital  

A company that provides digital services and tools to transform the management of existing processes in the health sector through interconnected systems, facilitating interaction between market players and providing technology solutions for their effectiveness. Arium Salud Digital’s mission is to provide a digital health ecosystem that connects all the key players in the sector, with the aim of improving the population’s quality of life through efficient and secure solutions based on state-of-the-art technology.