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Hinge Health today announced the pricing of its initial public offering of an aggregate 13,666,000 shares of its Class A common stock, 8,522,528 of which are being sold by Hinge Health and 5,143,472 of which are being sold by certain selling stockholders (the “Selling Stockholders”), at a public offering price of $32.00 per share. In addition, the Selling Stockholders have granted the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 2,049,900 shares of Class A common stock at the initial public offering price, less underwriting discounts and commissions. The shares are expected to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on May 22, 2025, under the ticker symbol “HNGE.” The offering is expected to close on May 23, 2025, subject to customary closing conditions.

Hinge Health announced today that it has launched the roadshow for its proposed initial public offering of its Class A common stock. Hinge Health has filed a registration statement on Form S-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) to offer an aggregate of 13,666,000 shares of its Class A common stock, 8,522,528 of which are being offered by Hinge Health and 5,143,472 of which are being offered by certain selling stockholders (the “Selling Stockholders”). In addition, the Selling Stockholders intend to grant the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 2,049,900 shares of Class A common stock at the initial public offering price, less underwriting discounts and commissions. The initial public offering price is expected to be between $28.00 and $32.00 per share. Hinge Health has applied to list its Class A common stock on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “HNGE.”

Hinge Health announced that it has filed a registration statement on Form S-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) relating to a proposed initial public offering of its Class A common stock. The number of shares to be offered and the price range for the proposed offering have not yet been determined. The offering is subject to market conditions, and there can be no assurance as to whether or when the offering may be completed, or as to the actual size or terms of the offering.

Hinge Health announced a study published in BMC Women's Health with findings that show its digital Women’s Pelvic Health Program can help reduce pelvic pain and depression symptoms. Participants in the study reported a 44% reduction in pain after just four weeks, and a 53% reduction in pain at 12 weeks. In addition, at 12 weeks, the probability of the intervention group screening for moderate to severe depression was significantly lower by 11% compared to the control group.

Hinge Health released its fifth annual State of Musculoskeletal (MSK) Care Report, highlighting the strengths of digital care for joint and muscle pain compared to traditional care. With nearly 40% of U.S. adults experiencing MSK conditions that generate estimated annual medical expenses of approximately $381 billion, digital care solutions like Hinge Health can fill in the affordability, awareness, and accessibility gaps, bolstering quality of life and reducing costs.

Hinge Health announced a new collaboration with Amazon Health Services to feature Hinge Health’s leading musculoskeletal (MSK) care platform on Amazon.com. Hinge Health is the first digital MSK platform to join Amazon Health Services’ offering that aims to help people discover and enroll in digital health programs available through their employer or health plan at no additional cost.

Today, Hinge Health is announcing Enso 3™, a patented, wireless device that is FDA-cleared and clinically-proven to reduce musculoskeletal pain. One in four people with chronic pain experience sudden spikes1 that often disrupt their daily activities and compel them to seek relief. The new Enso 3 delivers electrical nerve stimulation that achieves non-invasive, non-addictive pain relief within minutes. First shipments of the new Enso are starting this month, with wider availability to all new Hinge Health members starting in 2025.

Hinge Health and Midi Health announced a partnership today to address the significant healthcare gap for women experiencing menopause. This collaboration combines Hinge Health’s expertise in movement-based menopause support with Midi Health’s virtual care clinic, catering to women navigating the wide range of symptoms brought on by midlife hormonal changes.

Hinge Health today announced results from a new medical claims study showing a significant reduction in spinal fusion surgeries for people using Hinge Health. The study, published in BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, shows that of 6,848 participants with low back pain, those who used Hinge Health underwent 56% fewer spinal fusion surgeries than similar matched non-participants who used traditional care options. With this latest study, Hinge Health now has peer-reviewed studies in claims reductions in the three most costly MSK surgeries, which also include total knee arthroplasty (knee replacement surgery) and total hip arthroplasty (hip replacement surgery).

Hinge Health today announced the addition of Kristina Leslie to its board of directors. Leslie, the former Chief Financial Officer at DreamWorks Animation SKG, Inc. and current chair of the board of Blue Shield of California, will serve as Hinge Health’s audit chair.

Hinge Health announced today the launch of movement-based menopause support tailored to individuals with musculoskeletal (MSK) and pelvic health conditions. A physical therapist-led care team provides personalized exercise therapy and behavior-based lifestyle modifications to alleviate joint and muscle pain, maintain muscle mass and bone density, and address vasomotor symptoms like hot flashes and mood swings.

Today, Hinge Health announced the launch of Hinge Health Global, a dedicated solution to address the impact of chronic pain in the global workforce. Hinge Health Global enables multinational employers to provide personalized digital musculoskeletal (MSK) care worldwide, through a single platform.

To help illuminate the complex and complicated nature of pain and pain treatment, Hinge Health today released its State of Musculoskeletal (MSK) Care 2024 Report, incorporating findings from a national survey of 10,000 Americans suffering from chronic and acute pain.

Today, Hinge Health, the industry leader for helping people move beyond musculoskeletal pain, announced further advancements to its Women’s Pelvic Health Program since launching in 2022. In addition to the comprehensive care already provided by the company’s physical therapists and board-certified women's health coaches, the program will now offer guided breathing and meditation as well as a software-connected pelvic floor training device to track kegel exercises and provide real-time biofeedback on the strengthening progress.

Today, Hinge Health, the industry leader for helping people move beyond pain, announced results from a new medical and pharmacy claims study illustrating how the company’s complete approach to care, combining digital exercise therapy (ET) with a clinical care team of physical therapists and health coaches, lowers the odds that individuals in pain will start - or continue - taking opioids. The study, published in The Journal of Pain Research, shows that people in Hinge Health’s digital exercise therapy program were 42% less likely to start opioids than those who tried traditional physical therapy (PT). In addition, the study found that people who used Hinge Health had 25% fewer opioid prescriptions overall than traditional PT patients after 12 months.

Today, Hinge Health, the leading digital joint and muscle clinic, announced the results of an analysis that demonstrates significant medical claims reductions for manufacturing and services employers that adopt Hinge Health. This first-ever, industry-specific digital musculoskeletal (MSK) claims analysis is based on a methodology independently reviewed by WTW, a leading global advisory, broking and solutions company.

Hinge Health, the leading digital clinic for joint and muscle pain, today announced four unique clinical experiences as part of its Women’s Pelvic Health program to address the needs of each pelvic floor condition and individual woman.

Hinge Health, the leading digital clinic for joint and muscle care, today released its 2023 State of Musculoskeletal Care Report, an annual report to raise awareness on the issue of chronic pain and spotlight emerging trends impacting musculoskeletal (MSK) care in America. The data from the report emphasizes the gaps between the need for physical therapy (PT) and the care, or lack of care, that most Americans are receiving today. The report shows that employers are increasingly the ones to fill these care gaps for their employees.

Hinge Health, the musculoskeletal solution chosen by 4 in 5 employers and health plans, today announced the appointment of James Budge as chief financial officer. Budge brings 25 years of CFO experience across a range of public and private high-growth technology companies. In this role, he will be responsible for the company’s financial strategy, driving quarterly performance, and stewarding sustainable growth to make high-quality care more accessible and affordable.

Hinge Health, the leading digital clinic for joint and muscle care, today announced the appointment of Deborah Conrad as the company’s first chief marketing officer. Conrad will be responsible for driving the company's brand, expanding Hinge Health’s reach in new and existing markets, and building engaging customer and partner experiences. Conrad brings more than three decades of marketing leadership experience to Hinge Health, including extensive experience across technology, healthcare, and consumer products. She spent 28 years at Intel, last serving as chief marketing officer.

Today, Hinge Health, the musculoskeletal solution chosen by 4 in 5 employers and health plans, expands its clinical capabilities with the launch of a physical therapy house call service. Starting in Chicago, followed by a nationwide rollout, it will be the nation’s first fully integrated model for musculoskeletal (MSK) health that combines digital with in-person care. The introduction of house calls exemplifies the company’s vision of creating a health care system built around each person’s needs.

A study conducted with researchers from University of California, San Francisco and University of Rhode Island demonstrated that, with Hinge Health, 3.7x more participants avoided acute pain progressing to chronic pain compared to nonparticipants. This new prospective study with 171 participants, published in the Journal of Pain Research, also showed Hinge Health participants achieved freedom from chronic pain faster than nonparticipants. Since measuring pain alone gives a limited view of efficacy, this study used a more complete definition of chronic pain prevention, including pain, function, depression, and anxiety scores.

Hinge Health announces that it has crossed over 1,000 self-insured employer customers just 12 months after reaching the 500 customer milestone. The company has added more customers in the past 12 months than in the prior 7 years combined. Including fully-insured groups and other risk pools, over 21 million lives across tens of thousands of employers from every major private and public sector now have access to Hinge Health.

Today, Hinge Health announced results of the largest digital musculoskeletal (MSK) claims study to date, demonstrating an average cost savings of $2,387 per participant and delivering 2.4x ROI for employers using its Digital Musculoskeletal Clinic. The 136-Employer Medical Claims ROI Study draws on a dataset covering 100 million Americans and examines claims data of more than 8,000 health plan members across 136 employers and 46 industries. Based on a methodology validated by an independent actuarial firm, the two-year medical claims analysis evaluated medical care costs and utilization for those who sought care for back, knee, shoulder, hip, or neck pain before and after the program enrollment.

Today, Hinge Health released a new peer-reviewed study, published in JMIR Rehabilitation and Assistive Technologies, that demonstrated a 73% reduction in acute pain among its Digital MSK Clinic participants at 12 weeks. The joint study with University of California, San Francisco and University of Rhode Island researchers examined pain and function outcomes at 3, 6, and 12 weeks for those with acute and subacute pain. Participants took part in Hinge Health’s Digital MSK Clinic acute program, which included video visits with physical therapists, exercise therapy, and educational articles, and were compared to a nonparticipant group.

Today, Hinge Health announced it is on track to sign up more customers for their Digital Musculoskeletal Clinic in 2022 than in the past 7 years combined. Amidst economic uncertainty and inflation, business leaders are turning to Hinge Health to tackle employee healthcare costs with greater urgency. The demand is further propelled by worker shortages as companies compete to attract and retain top talent. Major new customers include industry leaders across e-commerce, home improvement, technology, and automotive sectors, as well as many retirement and state health systems. Hinge Health continues to be the choice of 4 in 5 employers and nearly 9 in 10 health plans.

Today, Hinge Health announced results of the first-ever study demonstrating the financial benefits of digital musculoskeletal (MSK) care for the Medicare population. The third-party analysis, Hinge Health Medicare cost and utilization study, showed a 2.7x ROI for Medicare driven by statistically significant reductions in medical-service use and annual healthcare savings of $2,655 per Hinge Health participant compared to a control group.

Hinge Health, the world’s #1 Digital Musculoskeletal Clinic™, today announced the appointment of Mario Queiroz as chief product officer. In this role, Queiroz will be responsible for driving the company’s product strategy and innovations to make musculoskeletal (MSK) care more accessible, affordable, and equitable for employers and members. Queiroz is a widely respected product leader and previously led product functions at Palo Alto Networks, Google, and HP.

Hinge Health, the world’s #1 Digital Musculoskeletal Clinic™, released its 2022 State of Musculoskeletal (MSK) Health Report revealing many pressing trends impacting MSK care in America. The report highlights care inequities based on race, gender, and location, the growing economic burden for employers, and the connection between chronic pain and mental health. The findings further underscore reducing access-to-care barriers while expanding whole-person care.

Hinge Health, the world’s #1 Digital Musculoskeletal Clinic™, announces the launch of a Women’s Pelvic Health program, setting a new standard for nationally accessible and clinically validated pelvic healthcare. The program is delivered by a comprehensive care team specializing in women’s health, available in all 50 states, and accessible via a member’s existing Hinge Health app.

Today, Hinge Health announced the results of the first 12-month outcome study demonstrating the long-term benefits of digital care for chronic musculoskeletal (MSK) pain. The peer-reviewed study, published in BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, showed that pain was reduced by more than half (51%) and sustained over 12 months among Hinge Health participants. Additionally, depression, anxiety, and medical utilization rates decreased after a year.

Hinge Health, the #1 Digital Musculoskeletal Clinic, announced a $100,000 award in partnership with Duke University to support students from diverse backgrounds pursue a career in health coaching. This award is expected to provide up to 18 students with financial support (full tuition) through upcoming program cohorts. Health coaching—among the fastest-growing occupations in America—is projected to grow by 17% over the next decade, with a median wage of $56,500. Hinge Health’s Advancing Diversity in Health & Well-Being Coaching Award will be offered at Duke University’s highly respected Health & Well-Being Coach Training program.

A new randomized controlled clinical study finds that Hinge Health’s Enso delivers 2x more pain reduction and improves mobility 3x compared to a control device. Researchers from the University of California San Francisco and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center published the study in the Journal of Pain Research. Enso, an FDA-cleared device, is a wearable, nonaddictive, high-frequency impulse therapy technology for better pain management and functional mobility. The findings are a significant milestone as patients increasingly look for pain management alternatives. While there are decades of research on short-term pain reduction from lower-frequency devices, this is the first study demonstrating durable pain relief and improved functional mobility with a high-frequency impulse therapy device over a four-week time frame.

Hinge Health, the world’s #1 Digital Musculoskeletal Clinic™, today announced $400 million Series E financing to meet the growing demand from millions of Americans seeking accessible care for back and joint pain. At a $6.2 billion valuation, Hinge Health is now one of the most valuable companies in digital health. Tiger Global and Coatue Management led the round, with Alkeon and Whale Rock acquiring ownership as part of a $200 million secondary investment.

Hinge Health, the world’s #1 Digital Musculoskeletal Clinic™, has acquired wrnch, developer of the leading computer vision platform for measuring human motion. wrnch’s three-dimensional motion-tracking technology enables the same precise tracking of full-body movement used by elite athletes and the motion picture industry. Hinge Health now has the largest computer vision team in digital health.

Frontiers in Digital Health recently published a longitudinal study designed to evaluate digital musculoskeletal (MSK) program usage and outcomes by generation. The study included 41,241 adults spanning the Gen Z, millennial, Gen X, baby boomer, and silent generations who had had MSK pain for 12 or more weeks and who took part in Hinge Health’s Digital Musculoskeletal Clinic™.

Hinge Health, the world’s most complete Digital Musculoskeletal Clinic™, announced today two additions to its executive leadership team: Ryan Russell, senior vice president of design and user experience (UX), and Hassan Asghar, chief information security officer (CISO).

Today, Hinge Health, the world’s most complete Digital Musculoskeletal Clinic™, launches HingeConnect to set a new standard in personalized care via seamless electronic medical record (EMR) integration, real-time interventions, and robust care coordination between digital and in-person providers.

Hinge Health, the world’s most complete Digital Musculoskeletal Clinic™, is the only digital musculoskeletal (MSK) solution to achieve Validation Institute’s highest validation and credibility certification - Level 1- Savings - for repeatedly proven, statistically significant reductions in health care spend for Hinge Health participants compared to a similar control-matched group. Over the years, multiple digital MSK solutions have fallen short of Validation Institute’s high bar for Level 1 “proven reduction of health care spend.”