ROM Technologies is a private company building in medical robotics, founded in 2013. No public ticker exists for the company.
ROM Technologies has no published valuation.
No funding round for ROM Technologies has been disclosed yet.
ROM Technologies, based in Brookfield, Connecticut, makes PortableConnect, a patented medical device that delivers clinician-controlled physical therapy sessions to patients recovering from knee and hip surgery in their own homes. Its telemedicine software lets surgeons and physical therapists remotely monitor a patient's rehabilitation progress and set recovery goals.
Andrew Grauer and David Cusson founded the company in 2013, and it says patients using PortableConnect typically meet or exceed their pre-operative range of motion within two weeks of knee surgery. In 2026, LexisNexis named ROM Technologies to its Top 100 Global Innovators list for the strength of its patent portfolio.
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