OrthoSensor Inks $21 Million Round for Medical Device Development
FT. LAUDERDALE - OrthoSensor, a South Florida-based developer of intelligent orthopedic implants and sensor-assisted surgery systems, announced that it has arranged $21 million in Series B financing. The Series B was led by Ziegler Meditech Equity Partners, and an unnamed strategic investor. The company is developing and commercializing intelligent orthopedic devices that will enable evidence-based orthopedic surgery and remote monitoring of orthopedic implants with the goal of improving patient outcomes and reducing the cost of treating musculoskeletal disease.
OrthoSensor has three product platforms: OrthoSensor Surgical, OrthoSensor Implantables and OrthoSensor Analytics. The first OrthoSensor Surgical products are disposable, sensor-enabled devices that will provide quantitative, intra-operative feedback to surgeons to help ensure the proper balance and alignment of orthopedic implants. These intelligent devices will allow real time optimization of patients’ specific joint kinematics. Accurate implant placement and soft tissue balance have been shown to extend the life of implants, reduce the incidence of revision surgeries and improve patient function.
“The next wave of innovation in orthopedic surgery is going to be driven by devices that enable surgeons to make real-time, data-driven decisions and help to deliver on the promise of personalized medicine,” commented Eitan Machover, Managing Partner, Ziegler Meditech Equity Partners. “We are excited by OrthoSensor’s vision and look forward to supporting Jay and his team as they build the platform and capitalize on this tremendous market opportunity.”

