$20.6 million in Series B funding was raised by Integrity Orthopaedics, a soft tissue repair firm situated in Maple Plain, Minnesota.
Piper Sandler Merchant Banking and an unnamed current investor led the investment.
With the money, the company plans to increase the scope of its first product’s US commercial debut in the rotator cuff repair market.
Integrity Orthopaedics, co-founded in 2020 by Thomas Westling, David Crompton, Drs. Patrick Connor, Howard Harris, and Marc Labbe, is dedicated to redefining soft tissue repair, beginning with rotator cuff repair.
By enabling initial repair strength and fostering an ideal healing environment, the company hopes to overcome the limitations of traditional techniques. Its system uses patented micro-anchors, a continuous, locking stitch, a patented instrument for anchor installation, and operative techniques to help doctors improve the fixation and healing of torn tendons. It was FDA cleared in early 2023 and initially used by a small number of surgeons in a limited launch.
The company has started to gradually grow its field sales staff in order to collaborate with creative orthopedists in a few national markets. As Integrity Orthopaedics increases workforce, production volumes, and physician education resources, it is anticipated that this rollout will gradually expand.
About Orthopaedic Integrity
Integrity Orthopaedics is dedicated to changing how soft tissue healing is practiced. Its primary goal is to transform rotator cuff restoration by permitting strong initial repair strength and promoting the best possible healing environment, hence surpassing the drawbacks of conventional methods. The company’s headquarters are in Maple Plain, Minnesota, where it was created in 2020.
