AI-powered therapy tools are advancing musculoskeletal care as MyoWorks develops handheld devices that combine multiple treatment techniques with connected clinical software. Supported by a new investment from Mastercraft Ventures, the company aims to help chiropractors and physical therapists deliver more efficient treatments while collecting information about patient responses.
The instruments integrate therapeutic functions with automated documentation, allowing practitioners to record treatment data and monitor progress. MyoWorks plans to expand its physical AI capabilities to support clinical decisions using information gathered during appointments. Founder Dr. Jeremy Quick previously achieved a 20% increase in practice revenue by combining treatments traditionally delivered separately.
For MyoWorks, the investment creates opportunities to expand its technology within the musculoskeletal care market. Targeting approximately 135,000 U.S. practitioners, the company aims to help healthcare providers improve productivity, reduce administrative demands, and strengthen practice performance.
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What's Driving This Trend
- AI-assisted Physical Therapy
- Connected therapeutic devices are reshaping rehabilitation by pairing hands-on treatment with intelligent data capture that improves care personalization and clinic efficiency.
- Automated Clinical Documentation
- Administrative workflows are becoming embedded within treatment tools, creating new value for providers seeking to reduce paperwork while preserving detailed patient records.
- Multimodal Treatment Devices
- Combining multiple musculoskeletal therapies into a single handheld instrument signals a shift toward compact platforms that enhance productivity and revenue potential.
Who This Affects Most
- Musculoskeletal Care
- AI-enabled therapy hardware introduces new pathways for clinics to measure patient response, standardize treatment delivery, and scale evidence-informed care.
- Chiropractic Services
- Smart treatment devices offer chiropractic practices a technology layer that can differentiate services, improve appointment throughput, and support stronger business performance.
- Healthcare Software
- Clinical platforms tied to connected devices are expanding software opportunities around treatment analytics, decision support, and automated practice management.
