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Hinge Health

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Founded 2014
Group Sizes Larger than 2000
Customers Served 3M

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About Hinge Health

Hinge Health is pioneering digital care programs for people with chronic musculoskeletal conditions such as back or joint pain. The market-leading technology creates a convenient and rewarding participant experience by combining sensor-guided exercise therapy with health coaching and education. Based in San Francisco with offices in Chicago, Portland, Minneapolis and London , Hinge Health is available to over 3 million members and is the #1 digital chronic musculoskeletal solution for employers and health plans. Founded by Oxford and Cambridge scientists, Hinge Health has empowered thousands to conquer chronic pain and avoid unnecessary surgeries. Learn more at hingehealth.

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H&P POINT SOLUTIONS
Corporate Musculoskeletal Programs

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Hinge Health Materials

Chronic MSK Pain and Opioid Dependency (2).pdf
Randomized controlled trial of a 12-week digital care program in improving low back pain.pdf
Chronic MSK Pain and Mental Health.pdf
Hinge Health Solution & Outcomes Overview 1 Pager copy.pdf
Hinge Health Case Study 1 Pager – Transportation.pdf
Hinge Health Case Study 1 Pager – Retail.pdf

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