pnq Health offers a digital health platform that delivers FDA‑cleared Class II Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) for the treatment and management of tinnitus. The solution provides personalized, comprehensive care management, allowing clinicians to tailor therapy to each patient’s needs and track outcomes through a unified system. By targeting a condition affecting 50 million Americans, the platform aims to fill a major gap in effective tinnitus care.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Tinnitus affects tens of millions of people worldwide and currently has no cure, leading to persistent ringing or noise perception that impairs quality of life. Traditional care relies on in‑person visits and generic treatment recommendations, making it difficult to tailor therapy to individual hearing profiles and to monitor progress over time.
Solution
PNQ Health provides a digital health platform that delivers personalized, evidence‑based tinnitus care as a Class II FDA‑cleared Software as a Medical Device (SaMD). The platform creates individualized treatment plans based on each patient’s hearing profile and enables clinicians to remotely track outcomes, adjust therapy, and provide ongoing support. By centralizing data collection, analytics, and care coordination, the solution aims to improve treatment efficacy and patient adherence while reducing the need for frequent clinic visits.
Target Audience
Primary users are otolaryngologists, audiologists, and other clinicians who treat tinnitus, as well as patients seeking a structured, personalized management program for their condition.
Features
- FDA‑cleared Class II SaMD platform ensuring regulatory compliance and clinical safety
- Automated assessment of hearing profile to generate customized tinnitus treatment plans
- Remote monitoring dashboard for clinicians to view patient progress and modify therapy in real time
- Integrated evidence‑based therapeutic modules (e.g., sound therapy, counseling) delivered via the digital platform
- Secure data storage and transmission meeting healthcare privacy standards