MindRhythm

MindRhythm

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $12.5M

Overview

MindRhythm is a San Francisco-based digital health company founded in 2019, targeting critical gaps in neurodiagnostics. Its core technology is the Cranial Accelogram, a disposable medical device that generates a unique biomarker for detecting LVO strokes and assessing concussion recovery. The company's mission is to reduce time-to-treatment for stroke and improve management of mild traumatic brain injury through objective, point-of-care data. Led by experienced medical device executives, MindRhythm is developing its platform for applications in prehospital triage, sports medicine, and critical care.

StrokeTraumatic Brain Injury/Concussion

Technology Platform

The Cranial Accelogram, a novel non-invasive disposable device that detects a physiological biomarker (Headpulse) for diagnosing Large Vessel Occlusion strokes and monitoring concussion recovery.

Funding History

2
Total raised:$12.5M
Series A$10M
Seed$2.5M

Opportunities

The massive unmet need for rapid, prehospital LVO stroke detection creates a clear path to market in emergency medicine.
Furthermore, the global concussion crisis across sports and military domains presents a large, growing market desperate for objective recovery biomarkers.

Risk Factors

Key risks include the failure of the novel biomarker to validate in pivotal clinical trials, challenges in integrating the device into established EMS and clinical workflows, and competition from other emerging diagnostic technologies or improved clinical protocols.

Competitive Landscape

In prehospital stroke triage, competitors include clinical assessment scales (e.g., RACE, LAMS), mobile stroke units (very high cost), and other emerging device-based technologies. In concussion, competition is from subjective symptom inventories, computerized cognitive tests, and other developing physiological monitoring platforms (e.g., balance, eye-tracking).