Sparta Science in the News

Collaboration aims to create a scalable fall risk assessment model   Menlo Park, CA – Sparta Science, developer of a scalable, machine learning-based technical solution for objectively measuring neuromusculoskeletal health and assessing injury risk, today announced a prospective feasibility study in a collaborative research effort with HumanGood, the nation’s sixth-largest nonprofit provider of senior housing. Researchers from Mount Royal University in Calgary, Alberta are collaborating with academic partners on the study. This pilot study is

Collaboration with ŌURA will support the Air Force’s 24th Special Operations Wing Menlo Park, CA – September 6, 2022 – Sparta Science, a scalable, machine learning-based movement health platform, today announced it has been awarded an AFWERX Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract by the United States Air Force’s 24th Special Operations Wing (SOW) in partnership with ŌURA, the company behind the smart ring that delivers personalized health data, insights, and daily guidance.

MENLO PARK, CA, June 21, 2022 – Sparta Science has expanded to bring Force Plate Machine Learning™ to additional orthopedic and rehabilitation practices, including Orlando Health, it was announced today. Sparta Science’s technology helps drive community engagement, provides more value to community partners, increases patient engagement, and provides more comprehensive care for all patients. The Sparta Movement Health Platform acts as an unbiased second opinion to confirm treatment plans and advance rehabilitation timelines. By using

By David Shulkin, M.D. If you are doing something innovative in healthcare you probably already know that your biggest competitor is not another company, but rather it’s the status quo in healthcare. Change in healthcare moves at glacial speed. The reason is complicated. Often it’s the alignment needed to make change among various parts of the ecosystem— payers, providers, supplies, employers, and government. It’s almost as if each needs to decide that they want to move forward

AFWERX funding to expand use of Sparta Science’s non-invasive Force Plate Machine Learning™ to rapidly assess the brain health of Air Force personnel Results of this USAF-funded R&D will also support application of Sparta Science’s Movement Health Platform throughout DoD and to civilian customers worldwide Menlo Park, CA – May 2022 – Sparta Science today announced its selection for a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Direct-to-Phase II R&D contract to help the United States Air

Under the agreement, Munich Re now endorses Sparta Science’s Movement Health Platform to the North American disability carriers it reinsures Initiative aimed at reducing musculoskeletal injury and disease — the leading cause of disability claims — and preventing functional injury and decline before they lead to disability claims and lost productivity MENLO PARK, Calif. and NEW YORK, May 17, 2022 — PRNewswire — Sparta Science and Munich Re Life North America (Munich Re) today announced they have entered

By Scott Maucione: Musculoskeletal injuries are the primary source for disability in the military and account for 2.4 million health care visits each year. That can add up to be a serious readiness issue for the services. The Air National Guard is especially looking for ways to reduce physical injury and make training less strenuous on joints, bones and ligaments. “We’re always carrying heavy rucksacks that could weigh anywhere from 70 pounds upwards of 120 pounds,”

Menlo Park, CA | March 22, 2022 09:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time Sparta Science, an industry leader in movement health technology, has partnered with Inflect Health, the innovation hub of Vituity, to bring the Sparta Movement Health Platform to acute care clinics–and serve a chronic pain market forecast to reach $152 billion in this decade alone. Inflect will introduce Sparta Science’s innovative Movement Health Platform to seven of the innovation hubs’ clinics, replacing the outdated physician’s scale.

Serving in the military can take a serious toll on the body. New technologies and techniques might be able to save service members’ back and joints. One Air National Guard squadron is working with Sparta Science on a data-driven approach to training better. Federal News Network’s Scott Maucione talks with Sparta’s founder, Dr. Phil Wagner, and the 118th Air Support Operations Squadron Superintendent, Chief Master Sergeant Jeremy Mullins. Listen to the podcast on Federal News

By Phil Wagner – Special to Stars and Stripes:  For years, startup founders have been sounding the alarm about the expanding graveyard of small technology companies that have tried to partner with the Department of Defense. After walking the well-known “valley of death” that is the DOD procurement process, many companies simply run out of the time and cash necessary to survive. Others have been forced to pursue legal action in the name of self-preservation.