pelvic-health
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Materna Medical
Materna Medical is a Mountain View, California women's health company building FDA-cleared medical devices for pelvic health across a woman's life. Its consumer product, Milli, is the first vaginal dilator that expands one millimeter at a time to treat vaginismus and painful intercourse; its clinical-stage Ellora obstetrical system is designed to pre-stretch pelvic floor muscles during labor to reduce childbirth injury. Led by CEO Tracy MacNeal, the company has raised roughly $82.6M to date.
Origin
Origin is a women's health company that makes insurance-covered pelvic floor and whole-body physical therapy widely accessible through a hybrid model of nationwide virtual care and in-person clinics. Founded in 2020 by Carine Carmy, Nona Farahnik Yadegar, and David Yadegar, Origin treats conditions across pregnancy, postpartum, menopause, sexual health, and musculoskeletal pain, and has served over 50,000 patients while shifting pelvic care from a $200-300 cash-pay model to in-network visits that cost most patients under $36.
Hinge Health
Hinge Health is a San Francisco-based digital health company that delivers virtual care for musculoskeletal (MSK) and pelvic health conditions. It pairs an AI computer-vision motion engine (TrueMotion), an FDA-cleared wearable pain-relief device (Enso), and a remote clinical care team of physical therapists and health coaches to treat back, joint, and pelvic pain without relying on surgery or opioids. Sold mainly to employers and health plans as a benefit, it reached roughly 2,250 enterprise clients, surpassed 1.5 million lifetime members, and went public on the NYSE in May 2025 under the ticker HNGE.