TRAK, a startup of Basque origin specialized in digital physical rehabilitation and headquartered in Valencia, has closed a €3.7 million funding round led by CRB Health Tech. The round also included participation from Angels and Decelera, which renews its confidence in the company after having taken part in the previous round, as well as other relevant players from the insurance and healthcare sectors.
The deal comes at a key moment for musculoskeletal care, an area that accounts for nearly 25% of healthcare spending and continues to face major challenges such as long waiting lists and low treatment adherence.
TRAK’s solution enables patients to carry out their rehabilitation at home through exercises guided in real time by artificial intelligence, which analyzes and corrects each movement via a smartphone or computer camera. At the same time, a physiotherapist remotely supervises their progress, and a physician directs the treatment. In this way, the company supports the patient throughout the entire care pathway, from initial assessment to medical discharge.
The model already shows strong market traction, with a presence in more than 300 healthcare centers and over two million exercises completed through its platform. In addition, its clinical results outperform industry standards, with a 70% adherence rate, a 40% reduction in cost per patient, and an average satisfaction score of 9 out of 10.
This explains the trust placed in the company by leading insurers such as Allianz, Mapfre, Sanitas, Grupo Mutua Madrileña, Grupo Catalana Occidente, and Zurich, along with healthcare institutions such as Ribera, Mutua Universal, and Ibermutua. Together, the companies already working with TRAK account for more than 50% of the market share in the auto and health insurance segments in Spain.
“We are not validating an idea; we are scaling a solution already chosen by those who best understand clinical and insurance risk. This capital will allow us to bring the model to the international markets where demand already exists,” said Jon Vital, CEO and co-founder of TRAK.
For his part, Alejo Costa of CRB Health Tech stated: “We have found in TRAK something unusual: proprietary technology with CE marking, an in-house clinical team, and measurable results. 100% digital musculoskeletal rehabilitation will set the standard in the coming years, and TRAK is in the best position to lead it.”
This investment will be allocated across three main areas. The first is international expansion, with TRAK entering the Colombian market through its registration with Invima, with Europe and Latin America as its main strategic horizons. The second is operational and regulatory strengthening, focusing on data security standards, cybersecurity, and compliance required by the major insurance and hospital groups it already works with. The third is leadership in artificial intelligence, aimed at improving both the patient experience and internal processes.
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Founded in 2015 and promoted by Juan Roig, Marina de Empresas is composed of the business school EDEM (chaired by Hortensia Roig), the accelerator Lanzadera, and the investment company Angels. Marina de Empresas promotes individual talent to strengthen the business ecosystem and improve society. Angels aims to invest in entrepreneurial leaders to build sustainable companies and connect them with investors. Since its creation, Angels has invested more than €40 million in 70 companies
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