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Cala Health

Bioelectronic medicine for chronic disease

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101-200 employees
  • Healthcare
  • B2B
  • MedTech
East San Mateo, San Mateo, CA

Company mission

To transform the standard of care for chronic disease with non-invasive wearable neuromodulation therapies.

Led by a woman
Top investors

Our take

Essential Tremor is the most prevalent movement disorder in the world, with up to 5% of the global population affected by it. And yet, there were previously only two treatments: ongoing prescription drugs, which have side effects of drowsiness and nausea; or invasive surgery, which is costly and has risk of serious side effects.

Cala have developed a pioneering non-invasive treatment, which uses electrical stimulation from wearable device (it looks like a simple wristwatch) that monitors personal tremor levels and adapts its treatment to suit each patient. It is a world-leader in its field, and has revolutionized treatment for the 7 to 10 million Americans suffering from Essential Tremor.

Funding is focussed on expanding patient access, as well research into how to use their technology to treat Parkinson’s disease and other ailments.

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Company values

  • PROBLEM-SOLVING MINDSET: Building a new category of therapies requires breakthrough thinking. Intense curiosity drives us to discover and design life-changing solutions
  • COLLABORATIVE CULTURE: Talented people thrive in passionate, inclusive teams where every team member matters. We inspire each other to make the impossible possible
  • BUILDING THE FUTURE: We are delivering innovative therapies at the cutting-edge of technology and neuroscience. We believe non-invasive electrical medicines will change the face of healthcare

Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)

Nov 2021

$77m

LATE VC

May 2019

$50m

SERIES C

Total funding: $148.3m

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Leadership

Kate Rosenbluth

(CSO & Board Director)

Formerly a Consultant at Genentech, Scientist in Residence at Brainlab and Lecturer at Stanford.

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