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The physical therapy house call service will first be available in Chicago.
The deal will allow the company to offer a combination of in-person physical therapy and virtual coaching tools.
The funding will also go toward attracting leadership talent and accelerating product development, marketing and sales.
Hinge's new offering comes nearly two months after competitor SWORD Health announced its own pelvic health program.
The startup said the round brings its total raise to $17.5 million.
The study of SWORD Health's tool found a 51.6% reduction in disability as well as a 54.8% reduction in pain.
Hinge Health's study found participants in its digital musculoskeletal care program reported higher levels of pain improvement compared with the group without intervention.
However, researchers found the blended approach did have a greater impact on fear-avoidance beliefs and patients' reported adherence to at-home exercises.
Motion Trainer uses computer vision to provide feedback to users.
Last year, digital musculoskeletal care and physical therapy companies raked in plenty of investor dollars. Startups say the expensive MSK health sector is ripe for innovation.