SpineZone: Raises $12M in Series A Funding

  • SpineZone, a San Diego, CA-based provider of non-operative, personalized treatment for musculoskeletal conditions, closed a Series A funding round of $12m
  • The round was led by Polaris Partners and Providence Ventures, with participation from Martin Ventures
  • The company also intends to use the funds to enter into new markets and strategic partnerships with health systems, health plans, employers, and other organizations
  • The program connects patients with a customized online platform that they can access via smartphone or laptop
  • The company also receives patients via referrals from primary care physicians and strategic partnerships with health plans, health systems, and employers
  • It currently has 1 million lives under management, and has partnerships with major health systems such as Sharp HealthCare, Scripps, Providence, and national health plans such as Anthem
Steve Sam
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