Discure Technologies

As 2024 draws to a close, I’m excited to share the 5th edition of my annual top picks for the spine industry, spotlighting the companies that are set to shape the future of spinal care in 2025! 🌟 This year has brought its share of challenges to the spine sector, from shifting market dynamics to hospital approval hurdles. But amidst the uncertainty, we’ve also seen remarkable breakthroughs and innovations. Companies like Allumin8, ComboSpine, Cyber Surgery, Discure Technologies, Foundation Surgical, MDSim, and ZygoFix are driving change with solutions that range from advanced robotics to motion-preserving techniques and cutting-edge digital twins. Here’s a shoutout to the incredible leaders behind these innovations: Alyssa Huffman of ALLUMIN8 Joshua Ammerman, MD of ComboSpine Jorge Presa of Cyber Surgery Yuval Mandelbaum of Discure Technologies Asher Breverman of Foundation Surgical Roger Assaker of MDsim Ofer Levy of ZygoFix Ltd. Your ambition and determination are helping drive the future for spinal care and make this field brighter for patients and surgeons. Dive into my latest article to learn more about these exciting companies, and let’s discuss where the spine industry is headed in 2025. Which innovation stands out to you the most? Let me know your thoughts below! 💬

🚀 Big news from Discure Technologies! I'm excited to share that we have successfully completed the first two patient implantations of the Discure System in Canada! This marks another major milestone in our journey to revolutionize the treatment of degenerative disc disease. Special thanks to the outstanding team at Beam Radiology — Olivier Clerk, MD, FIPP, Kimberly Carcary, and their team — for their invaluable partnership, and to the Discure team, whose expertise and unwavering dedication made this achievement a reality!" Together, we’re reshaping the future of spinal care! #MedTech #TransformingSpineHealth #MedicalInnovation #TeamEffort #Collaboration

How do you “prove your worth” as a first-time founder? Execution. I thought Yuval Mandelbaum of Discure Technologies was spot on with his answer, which is summarized in this clip taken from LSI USA '23. First-time founders can’t fall back on what they’ve done in prior ventures in the same way multi-time founders and executives do. They chart their path forward via validation from investors or end users, regulatory milestones, and their ability to assemble a talented team that works towards a singular mission. If you weren’t there, watch the full panel, "Medtech, the Next Generation: Founders and CEO's": https://lnkd.in/erNZC282 I’ve been saying for some time now that there is a new wave of talented first-time Founders/CEOs making a big impact and I'm looking forward to meeting several of them at LSI USA '24 for the first time. Leave a comment with any first-time Founders/CEOs that you're tracking that should be on my "keep-an-eye-on-them" list.