Why SpineSense Exists

Spine surgery generates more clinical complexity per case than almost any other surgical specialty. It also has some of the least structured data infrastructure to support it. Surgical planning relies on 2D static images for 3D dynamic corrections. Clinical documentation is built around billing compliance, not surgical reasoning. Outcomes data disappears into EHR free text, disconnected from the decisions that produced it.

AI is only as useful as the data it learns from. In spine surgery, that data has never been properly collected. SpineSense was built to fix that starting at the workflow level, not the algorithm level. We built infrastructure to capture structured, prospective clinical data as a natural byproduct of how surgeons already work. The result is a platform that gets more useful every time it's used, governed by the surgeons who generate the data.