SonoMotion

SonoMotion

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $50M

Overview

SonoMotion is a private medical device company pioneering office-based, non-invasive treatments for kidney stone disease. Its platform, featuring the FDA-cleared Break Wave lithotripsy device and the Stone Clear fragment repositioning system, targets a significant procedural market by eliminating the need for general anesthesia and operating room settings. Backed by over $38 million in funding and key regulatory milestones like FDA Breakthrough Device designation, the company is positioned to disrupt the standard of care for a highly prevalent condition.

UrologyNephrology

Technology Platform

Ultrasound-based platform utilizing low-pressure waves for non-invasive kidney stone fragmentation (Break Wave) and fragment repositioning (Stone Clear).

Funding History

2
Total raised:$50M
Series B$35M
Series A$15M

Opportunities

The shift of kidney stone procedures from hospital operating rooms to office-based settings represents a massive cost-saving and convenience opportunity for the healthcare system and patients.
Addressing the problem of residual stone fragments, a major cause of repeat procedures, opens an additional high-value market segment.
Strong clinical validation and regulatory designations position the company favorably for partnerships or acquisition.

Risk Factors

Commercial success depends on overcoming significant adoption barriers, including establishing new reimbursement codes and convincing urologists to change established surgical practice.
The company faces intense competition from large, entrenched medical device corporations with dominant market share.
As a pre-revenue company, it remains reliant on future fundraising, which carries dilution risk.

Competitive Landscape

SonoMotion competes in the kidney stone management market dominated by large players like Boston Scientific (lithotripters, ureteroscopes), Olympus, and Stryker. Its primary competitive differentiation is the office-based, anesthesia-free approach, competing against traditional shock wave lithotripsy (SWL) and ureteroscopy procedures that typically require an OR or hospital setting. Other companies are also exploring novel lithotripsy technologies, such as acoustic and laser-based systems.