Hinge Health
The company began trading on the NYSE today under the ticker symbol HNGE, opening at $39.25, up 23% from its IPO price of $32, and closing at $37.56 per share.
The San Francisco-based musculoskeletal care platform will be included in Cigna’s offerings for self-insured employers.
The San Francisco-based digital musculoskeletal care company filed to go public on Monday and will list under the ticker symbol HNGE.
The alliances will allow Teladoc Health’s care providers and coaches to view members’ eligibility and refer them to appropriate partner programs.
Individuals can check whether the musculoskeletal platform is covered via their employer or health plan on Amazon's platform - and, if eligible, connect with Hinge's care team.
The collaboration combines the companies' menopause and virtual care offerings to broaden access to care services for women navigating symptoms of menopause.
Members of Sun Life will have access to Hinge Health's musculoskeletal offerings, including its clinicians, programs, resources and FDA-cleared wearable device.
BeMeHealth reveals new strategic investor and expanded offering, Hinge Health announces additional technology for seniors, and Noom extends its enterprise solution.
The physical therapy house call service will first be available in Chicago.
The execs spotlight the year's rise of home healthcare, drop in digital health investment and expanded use of AI, in addition to the value of virtual care.