PeerWell is a digital recovery platform that treats the root cause of pain and immobility.

PeerWell is a digital recovery platform that treats the root cause of pain and immobility. Our accessible solution helps people recover faster from home with a coordinated care team—saving time and money. PeerWell’s story begins in late 2014. Co-founders Manish Shah (co-founder LiveRamp), Navin Gupta (P&G), and Evan Minamoto (early member at Palantir) had successfully left roles at multi-billion dollar companies. PeerWell was born out of a collective desire to close the gap in how care is delive...

PeerWell is a digital recovery platform that treats the root cause of pain and immobility. Our accessible solution helps people recover faster from home with a coordinated care team—saving time and money. PeerWell’s story begins in late 2014. Co-founders Manish Shah (co-founder LiveRamp), Navin Gupta (P&G), and Evan Minamoto (early member at Palantir) had successfully left roles at multi-billion dollar companies. PeerWell was born out of a collective desire to close the gap in how care is delivered to people effected by chronic health issues. Today, our team has grown and our vision has evolved. However, our steadfast mission to offer people accessible and connected, high-quality musculoskeletal care remains the same. Using devices the patient, injured worker, or member already own, PeerWell treats the root cause of musculoskeletal pain and immobility. Our whole person solution delivers coordinated care via evidence-based, daily digital content and multi-specialty providers. People that use PeerWell have reduced pain, greater satisfaction, a lower risk recovery, fewer complications, and return-to-work times. Our vision is to eliminate the burden on people struggling with pain and mobility. At $190 billion per year, musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) account for 10% of all healthcare spending in the US—more than all cancers combined. For employers, MSD’s are responsible for 16% of total healthcare budgets. We recognize that our goal is audacious, but so is the scope of musculoskeletal pain and immobility. Providing more accessible care it’s critical for the health of our communities.