Neuros Medical

Neuros Medical

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $56M

Overview

Neuros Medical is a commercial-stage private company that has successfully brought an innovative neuromodulation device to market for a significant unmet need. Its Altius System, approved by the FDA, delivers targeted electrical nerve block to provide on-demand relief from chronic phantom and residual limb pain. The device demonstrated compelling clinical results in its pivotal QUEST study, showing substantial pain reduction and improvements in patient quality of life, walking, and sleep, while also reducing opioid reliance. The company is positioned in the high-growth neuromodulation and chronic pain management markets.

Chronic PainPost-Amputation Pain

Technology Platform

High-frequency direct electrical nerve block for on-demand, patient-controlled neuromodulation to block peripheral pain signals.

Funding History

2
Total raised:$56M
Series B$36M
Series A$20M

Opportunities

The Altius System addresses a large unmet need in a patient population often reliant on opioids, creating a strong value proposition for payers and providers.
The platform technology has potential for expansion into other peripheral neuropathic pain conditions, significantly broadening the addressable market.

Risk Factors

Commercial success depends on overcoming adoption hurdles for a surgical device and securing favorable insurance reimbursement in a complex payer environment.
The company faces potential competition from large, established neuromodulation companies and must demonstrate long-term real-world safety and efficacy.

Competitive Landscape

The Altius System is first-in-class for its specific mechanism, but it competes indirectly in the chronic pain neuromodulation market against large players like Abbott, Boston Scientific, and Medtronic who offer spinal cord and peripheral nerve stimulation. It also competes with pharmacological therapies, physical interventions, and other non-invasive devices for post-amputation pain management.