Trice Medical

Trice Medical

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $75M

Overview

Trice Medical is a commercial-stage medical device company focused on advancing minimally invasive procedures in orthopedics, sports medicine, and podiatry. Its flagship Tenex system utilizes ultrasonic technology to remove diseased soft tissue for conditions like tendinopathy and plantar fasciitis, offering an alternative to open surgery. The company complements this with the Seg-WAY endoscopic carpal tunnel release system and the mi-eye 3 portable arthroscopy platform. Trice's value proposition centers on simplifying complex procedures, reducing surgical and recovery time, and improving patient outcomes through less invasive techniques.

OrthopedicsSports MedicinePodiatryOphthalmology

Technology Platform

Minimally invasive platforms including ultrasonic percutaneous tissue removal (Tenex), high-resolution portable needlescope arthroscopy (mi-eye 3), and endoscopic ligament release systems (Seg-WAY).

Funding History

3
Total raised:$75M
Series C$35M
Series B$25M
Series A$15M

Opportunities

Strong tailwinds from the shift to outpatient, minimally invasive procedures and value-based care models.
Expanding indications for its Tenex technology (e.g., diabetic foot ulcers) and leveraging digital partnerships for integrated surgical solutions present significant growth avenues.
The large, underserved patient population with chronic tendinopathies offers a substantial addressable market.

Risk Factors

Intense competition from larger, established medical device companies and reimbursement challenges pose significant market access risks.
Success is highly dependent on surgeon training and adoption of new techniques, which can be slow.
The company also faces regulatory and product liability risks inherent to the medical device industry.

Competitive Landscape

Trice competes in the minimally invasive orthopedic device space against giants like Stryker, Smith & Nephew, and Arthrex, which have vast resources and broad portfolios. It also faces competition from other niche players offering ultrasonic tenotomy (e.g., Tenex Health TX2 system, now part of ConMed) and endoscopic release systems. Differentiation is based on technology efficacy, clinical evidence, ease of use, and surgeon training support.