
Hinge Health, a pioneer in digital musculoskeletal (MSK) care, has recently hit a valuation of $6.5 billion, setting the stage for a highly anticipated 2025 IPO. This substantial leap in valuation reflects strong investor confidence in the company’s business model, booming demand for virtual health solutions, and the overall digital health market trajectory.
Founded in 2015, Hinge Health offers a full-stack digital solution for chronic back and joint pain—one of the costliest medical issues in the U.S. healthcare system. Their services combine wearable sensors, mobile apps, physical therapists, and health coaches to deliver personalized MSK care remotely.
The company partners with over 1,250 employers and health plans, including Verizon, Salesforce, and Boeing, serving millions of members. By reducing surgery, medication use, and absenteeism, Hinge Health has proven to cut healthcare costs significantly for its partners.
Year |
Valuation |
Notable Events |
2020 |
$300M |
Series C funding |
2021 |
$3B |
Series D + E funding led by Coatue and Tiger Global |
2023 |
$4.7B |
Strategic acquisitions and revenue growth |
2024 |
$6.5B |
Pre-IPO positioning and expanded enterprise partnerships |
According to Forbes, Hinge Health’s $6.5B valuation is based on its latest funding round led by top-tier investors such as Greylock, Coatue, and Atomico. The company has also scaled its AI-powered care platform and expanded into comorbid care areas like obesity and diabetes.
The global digital musculoskeletal market is projected to reach $7 billion by 2027, fueled by remote care adoption, AI integration, and employer-driven healthcare solutions.
Hinge Health’s platform claims up to 2x return on investment for employers by reducing surgeries and physical therapy costs.
U.S. healthcare policy is increasingly supportive of virtual care, especially after the pandemic normalized telehealth reimbursement models.
With a 2025 public listing on the horizon, investor interest has surged, further inflating the company's valuation.
Hinge Health is competing with digital MSK startups like Sword Health, Kaia Health, and DarioHealth. However, Hinge holds the largest market share, backed by robust clinical data and large-scale adoption.
Salesforce – Reduced MSK-related medical claims by 60%
Boeing – Integrated Hinge into employee wellness strategy
Cigna and Aetna – Included as part of broader payer networks
With its IPO slated for mid-to-late 2025, analysts expect Hinge Health to continue expanding its service offerings and enter new verticals, including mental health and chronic condition management.
If the company maintains its growth trajectory, post-IPO valuations could exceed $8 billion, positioning Hinge Health as a long-term leader in digital therapeutics.
As of late 2024, Hinge Health is valued at $6.5 billion, ahead of its planned IPO.
Yes, the company is expected to go public in 2025, with preparations underway according to insider reports.
Its combination of scalable technology, clinical results, enterprise adoption, and a booming virtual care market.