A San Francisco-based firm that market digital packages for musculoskeletal circumstances has filed papers to promote its shares to the general public for the primary time.

The greenback particulars and the scope of Hinge Well being Inc.’s IPO plan have but to be sorted out. The 13-year-old firm says its platform “can deal with wants throughout demographics, occupations, and life with no direct prices for members,” which have entry to its software by way of their employers and totaled greater than 530,000 on the finish of final 12 months. Hinge’s providing helps individuals get better from acute accidents and handle continual ache in addition to post-surgical rehabilitation.

The Hinge crew has been on a roll: The corporate booked $390 million in gross sales final 12 months, up a 3rd from 2023, and narrowed its web loss to $12 million from greater than $108 million the 12 months earlier than. It generated $49 million in money from operations final 12 months (after utilizing $64 million in 2023) and grew its buyer base to almost 2,300 enterprise purchasers, together with about 42 p.c of the Fortune 500. The corporate additionally has partnerships with greater than 50 entities resembling well being plans and pharmacy profit managers.

Of their prospectus, CEO Daniel Perez and his crew say that development has nonetheless solely gotten them to the purpose the place Hinge’s contracted lives signify 5 p.c of what they contemplate the corporate’s whole addressable market. Pushing that quantity will imply spending rather more.

“We anticipate our prices will proceed to extend within the foreseeable future as we anticipate to take a position extra funds to develop our enterprise, keep and improve our members and purchasers, broaden our engagement with companions, rent extra staff, together with our care crew, develop new packages and improve our platform,” the prospectus reads.