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Hinge Health to announce third quarter 2026 financial results on November 2, 2026

Hinge Health to announce third quarter 2026 financial results on November 2, 2026

Hinge Health officially welcomes Cylinder Health!

We are pleased to announce the completion of our acquisition of Cylinder Health.

Hinge Health reports record second quarter 2026 financial results; signs definitive agreement to acquire Cylinder Health

Hinge Health reports Q2 earnings and raises guidance

Hinge Health to acquire Cylinder Health, expanding into gastrointestinal care

Hinge Health's integrated Gastrointestinal Care Program expected to launch in 2027.

Closing the gaps: Partnerships that make benefits work for employees

Learn how benefits navigation and Hinge Health’s digital MSK care help employees find the right support faster, improving outcomes and reducing costs.

Where quality care meets intentional design: Reimagining the Hinge Health app

Explore the three guiding principles driving our redesign.

The Hardware Tax: How mandatory tablets limit care

Mandatory tablets delay digital MSK care and add cost. BYOD enables fast access, fits daily life, and keeps hardware optional for better experience and smarter spend.

Pain graph: A clearer view of your progress

Hinge Health’s pain graph helps members visualize outcomes while delivering intuitive and meaningful insights into their pain journey.

Hinge Health adds surgery to orthopedic platform HingeSelect

Hinge Health expanded its HingeSelect platform to cover orthopedic surgery, making it one of the first digital musculoskeletal vendors to manage the full care continuum.

Bridging Movement and Machine Learning: How Clinicians Can Harness AI in Practice

Hinge Health PT Claire Morrow writes the promise of AI lies in a balanced collaboration that bolsters the strengths of each.

Why migraine support needs to be part of your chronic care strategy

Hinge Health, a digital health clinic focused on preventing and treating MSK conditions, launched a migraine program to help employees manage their condition.

A doctor of physical therapy says this low-intensity routine will build strength and boost mobility

Convenience and consistency are the essential ingredients in this gentle home workout designed by Dr Christynne Helfrich