Spine, orthopedic implant company closes $3.35M in investment

Happe Spine, a company developing spine and orthopedic implants, closed $3.35 million in series A capital.

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The funding came from investors within the spine industry and the Genesis Innovation Group, according to a Nov. 8 news release. Happe Spine plans to use the money to launch an implant for spinal fusions.

Happe Spine has a proprietary material platform, HydroxyApatite Porous Peek, for implants. The material’s allograft-like qualities are designed to help improve clinical outcomes in interbody spinal fusions.

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