
Strive is a total care platform reimagining the delivery of musculoskeletal care by empowering patients through mobile software and wearable technology. An end-to-end solution from initial assessment and conservative care, through surgery, postoperative care, and the return to the quality of life you are Striving for.
Dr. Obma and Walter Cloud started Strive Orthopedics, a Full-Cycle Musculoskeletal Digital Healthcare Platform, to balance their passion for improving Patient outcomes with every Provider and Payer’s need to practice profitably as healthcare systems and practices evolve.
Strive is a medical technology company founded by medical professionals, designed by and created for Patients, Providers, and Payers.
Surgeons and Musculoskeletal Providers are pressured to perform a high volume of assessments and procedures to drive revenue and profitability. They lose time they don’t have on documentation, organization, and unexpected needs for communication.
The Strive platform empowers Providers to stratify patients based on needs and risk, and guides patients to be accountable for contributing to their own success. Continuous remote monitoring decreases unnecessary (unprofitable) visits, and provides the ability to focus on patients that truly need it. Providers are enabled to see more new patients, with the peace-of-mind that all surgical patients are being cared for remotely via Strive throughout the entire episode of care.
Initial data suggests Strive’s platform saves his practice between $1,000 and $3,000 per patient.
With remote monitoring and communication with patients, Strive provides a reduction in call volumes and unnecessary clinic visits
Evidence-based best practices and standards. Better care + better outcomes = cost reductions.
95% accurate in differentiating meniscus tears versus arthritis to decrease the need for costly MRIs and unnecessary surgeries.
Improving patient access when complications arise allows a patient to recover at home enabling them to get back to life and work faster with a better outcome.
Appropriate number of outpatient physical therapy visits with referrals and efficient processing of patients at an overall reduced cost to the healthcare system.