Headquartered in New York, Force Therapeutics helps patients recover primarily through an online platform. According to the filings of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, the company received a risk investment of $2.6 million. Previously, in February 2015, it had received $2.2 million in venture capital. As of now, the company has raised a total of $4.8 million.

The company's investors include Thomas Layton, former CEO of OpenTable, and John Pleasants, former CEO of Revolution Health and TicketMaster.

Building a doctor-patient communication platform

In the United States, 50% of adults suffer from musculoskeletal disorders. At Force Therapeutics, the platform provides patients with all the equipment they need to help them recover better. In addition, the platform also has video guidance, doctor-patient communication, data collection and real-time tracking to ensure accurate information is provided in the right way at the right time, and bridges between doctors and patients.

Force Therapeutics has developed web-based and mobile apps that connect patients and surgeons, physicians and therapists. Patients with musculoskeletal injuries, such as arthritis, can get professional diagnosis and rehabilitation training through the platform when they need rehabilitation.

The app is called Force Patient and comes in iOS and Android. It can provide patients with rehabilitation training videos to help patients with rehabilitation at home. In addition, the app can also record the progress of the patient, obtain rehabilitation science textbooks, view recommended purchase equipment, and receive information from the medical team. Doctors and other providers have a corresponding app called Force Provider, which can be used to view the patient's recovery status and training level.

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