
United States · Health startup
Therapydia is a national network of outpatient physical therapy clinics founded in 2011, with its headquarters in Mill Valley, California.
Funding reportedLast round: Undisclosed round
Therapydia is a national network of outpatient physical therapy clinics founded in 2011, with its headquarters in Mill Valley, California.
The company operates clinics in various locations, including Portland, Vancouver, San Francisco, Seattle, Denver, and Washington, D.C. Therapydia focuses on providing personalized, one-on-one rehabilitation and long-term care in a warm and welcoming environment, ensuring that patients see the same licensed physical therapist at every visit. The clinics offer a variety of specialized services, including physical therapy, sports rehabilitation, manual therapy, telehealth consultations, running assessments, and post-partum wellness programs. Therapydia also emphasizes preventative care and provides ongoing wellness programs such as yoga, TRX, and pilates. The company is dedicated to transparency and measurable outcomes, catering to individuals recovering from injuries, athletes, new mothers, and anyone interested in long-term wellness.
Funding, as reported
From the SEC filings it signed: 1 on the team.
On the board, as filediMichael Benjamin de AndaMike Benjamin Dalton
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health carecondition-specific treatmentsconsumersdirect access clinicslong-term outcomes focusvirtual appointmentsinformation technology & servicesbalance fall preventionmultiple clinic locationsorthopedic rehabilitationrehabilitation servicesexpert thought-leadersflexible schedulingrejuvenation periodsports therapyinformation technology
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