Hinge Health

Hinge Health is a digital health company that designs and delivers technology-enabled musculoskeletal care for employees and self-insured employers. The platform combines wearable sensors, computer vision and a clinical team to provide digital physical therapy, guidance on behavior change, and access to orthopedic expertise via a single app. It targets back, neck, shoulder and joint pain and aims to improve access to high-quality care while reducing costs for clients. The solution supports self-management with remote monitoring and personalized programs, enabling physical therapists, health coaches and surgeons to coordinate care. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Francisco, it serves businesses and individuals seeking scalable MSK treatment and prevention.

Alexis Dormandy

Advisor

2 past transactions

wrnch

Acquisition in 2021
wrnch is a computer vision and deep learning software engineering company based in Montréal, Canada, known for its innovative contributions to artificial intelligence, special effects, and game technology. Founded by Dr. Paul Kruszewski, a seasoned AI entrepreneur, wrnch has developed a real-time software platform that enables cameras to understand and interpret human motion and activity in video. Utilizing a deep learning runtime engine, the company's technology performs human pose estimation by analyzing standard 2D video and generating 3D motion data in real time. This capability allows wrnch to process multiple 2D camera feeds while tracking various body parts, making its solutions applicable across diverse industries such as robotics, retail, and entertainment. The company has achieved profitability and has garnered support from experienced investors.

ENSO

Acquisition in 2021
1.5 billion people worldwide live with chronic pain, and the best option they have are drugs like Vicodin that have terrible side effects and make people feel sick. ENSO has developed the first opioid-free, wearable device clinically proven to solve pain better than Vicodin. It works by delivering a patented electrical stimulation treatment that relaxes the muscles and calms the nerves wherever it is applied, and it's all controlled via an app on your smartphone. Enso is being used to solve chronic and acute pain at over 100 medical centers in the US such as Stanford, Harvard and Cedars-Sinai. The device is covered by the VA Hospitals and workers compensation insurance plans and is expected to be covered by major commercial insurance plans by 2021.
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