Spine Align Raises $1.75 Million Series Seed Round

Spine Align LLC, a medical device company developing a portfolio of products that enable spine surgeons to measure, visualize, and adjust patients’ spinal alignment during surgery, recently closed a $1.75 million Series Seed round. The financing is led by the Rockies Venture Club, with additional support by members of the Berkeley Angel Network, NO/LA Angel Network, Pasadena Angels, Bellingham Angels, the Abell Foundation, and VentureWell. This round supports development efforts to achieve U.S. Food and Drug Administration 510(k) clearance for its flagship product, LiveAlign, in 2021.
 
“This milestone is a culmination of years of tireless work by our team to build an innovative platform of products that rethink what’s possible for spine surgeons today. We could not be more grateful to our investor partners, medical and business advisory board members, and engineering team to bring us to where we are today and where we are heading,” said Amir Soltanianzadeh, CEO and co-founder.
 
“The solution that Spine Align has developed will have a dramatic impact on spinal surgery. Rockies Venture Club was proud to lead this funding round and found that many investors across the country saw the same potential in the company,” added Dave Harris, director of Operations at Rockies Venture Club.
 
“This funding round represents a tremendous milestone of being closer to positively impacting the lives of patients with our technology. LiveAlignTM is just the first of many products in our portfolio that will seamlessly augment the art of surgery with digital feedback,” said Dr. David Gullotti, chief technology oficer and co-founder.
 
“The Spine Align platform leverages the infrastructure of image-guided and robotic technologies to deliver the next generation of surgery. My colleagues and I cannot wait to use this breakthrough technology in the operating room next year,” said Dr. Nicholas Theodore, co-founder of Spine Align and director of the Neurological Spine Program at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.