Chronic lower back pain is a multi-billion dollar epidemic, and PainTEQ is surgically targeting one of the most overlooked culprits: the sacroiliac joint. They aren't just treating symptoms; they are betting the company that a titanium implant can stabilize the joint and restore quality of life.

"PainTEQ isn't playing the volume game—they are playing the value game, targeting high-intent patients rather than chasing broad, generic traffic."

The company’s leadership, led by CEO Sean LaNeve, has structured the organization for scale. With 126 employees and a focus on reimbursement strategy (evidenced by Michael Mydra’s role), PainTEQ is navigating the complex FDA and insurance landscape. They aren't just building a device; they are building a reimbursement code.

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