A digital musculoskeletal care company that treats joint and muscle pain for employers and health plans, pairing personalized exercise therapy with AI motion tracking (TrueMotion) and an FDA-cleared wearable pain device (Enso). It was founded in 2014 by two PhD students who met in the UK — one recovering from a broken leg in a biking accident, the other from a judo ligament tear. Its name comes from the body's "hinge joints," like the knee and elbow, the very parts it aims to keep moving.
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