Gate Science
Gate Science is an innovative medical device company committed to transforming the patient experience after surgery. They have developed RELAY, a connected multimodal device that provides opioid-free pain relief for up to 28 days post-surgery, aiming to control the entire pain cycle and eliminate the need for opioids. The company focuses on orthopedic surgeries and is exploring future applications in spine, soft tissue, and chronic pain. Their digital platform, Gate Keeper, enhances pain management through AI and cloud connectivity, empowering patients and improving outcomes.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Gate Science
Products
Connected multimodal postoperative pain-management device (nerve block + neurostimulation)
A connected therapeutic platform that combines local anesthetic nerve block delivery and neurostimulation in a single system intended to provide opioid-sparing pain control across the postoperative episode (up to ~28 days as stated).
RELAY
RELAY is the first and only single solution to control the entire cycle of pain following surgery, combining nerve block and neurostimulation in one multimodal device controlled by the Gate Keeper phone app.
Connected multimodal postoperative pain-management device (nerve block + neurostimulation)
A connected therapeutic platform that combines local anesthetic nerve block delivery and neurostimulation in a single system intended to provide opioid-sparing pain control across the postoperative episode (up to ~28 days as stated).
RELAY
RELAY is the first and only single solution to control the entire cycle of pain following surgery, combining nerve block and neurostimulation in one multimodal device controlled by the Gate Keeper phone app.
Services
Mobile application enabling patient control of therapy, remote data capture, and connection to a cloud-based platform for clinician access and analytics.
Mobile application enabling patient control of therapy, remote data capture, and connection to a cloud-based platform for clinician access and analytics.
Expertise Areas
- Postoperative pain management
- Neuromodulation and neurostimulation
- Regional anesthesia and nerve block techniques
- Digital health and connected medical devices
Key Technologies
- Neurostimulation
- Local anesthetic delivery / sodium channel blockade
- Connected wearable/portable therapy device
- Mobile health (patient-facing app)
News & Updates
The first case report for RELAY from the University of California at San Diego documents a profound effect on pain and the elimination of opioids following Total Shoulder Arthroplasty.
Gate Science attended the North American Neuromodulation Society (NANS) annual meeting in Las Vegas, NV.
Sanjay Sinha, MD, and Dru Riddle, PhD, DNP, CRNA, FAAN, led a webinar at the Northern Virginia Health Policy Forum discussing non-opioid pain control approaches.
Gate Science Advisory Board member Michael Redler, MD, featured the company in his talk about opioid sparing surgery at the Becker’s Healthcare meeting.
Scott Sigman, MD, gave a TED talk on the future of postoperative pain control and mentioned Gate Science as a company to watch.
Sanjay Sinha, MD, discussed the role of pain management in the migration of high acuity surgeries to lower-cost settings on the Fixing Healthcare podcast.
The first case report for RELAY from the University of California at San Diego documents a profound effect on pain and the elimination of opioids following Total Shoulder Arthroplasty.
Gate Science attended the North American Neuromodulation Society (NANS) annual meeting in Las Vegas, NV.
Sanjay Sinha, MD, and Dru Riddle, PhD, DNP, CRNA, FAAN, led a webinar at the Northern Virginia Health Policy Forum discussing non-opioid pain control approaches.
Gate Science Advisory Board member Michael Redler, MD, featured the company in his talk about opioid sparing surgery at the Becker’s Healthcare meeting.
Scott Sigman, MD, gave a TED talk on the future of postoperative pain control and mentioned Gate Science as a company to watch.
Sanjay Sinha, MD, discussed the role of pain management in the migration of high acuity surgeries to lower-cost settings on the Fixing Healthcare podcast.