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  • NeuPath Health Inc.
  • NeuPath Centre for Pain & Spine
  • InMedic Centre for Pain & Spine by NeuPath
  • HealthPointe Centre for Pain, Spine & Sport by NeuPath
  • CompreMed by NeuPath

NeuPath owns and operates a network of 14 clinics across Canada that deliver category-leading treatment for chronic pain, as well as spinal injuries, sports-related injuries, and concussions. NeuPath's blended care model combines virtual care with-in person visits.

Complex & Multifactorial

Chronic Pain impacts the lives of 1 of 4 Canadians every day.

Chronic pain is a complex condition driven by a number of biological, behavioural / psychological, and social factors. As a result, treatment plans developed by NeuPath’s licensed healthcare providers are multimodal and designed to address as many of these factors as possible.

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  • 14 Clinics across Canada

  • 140,000+ annual patient visits

  • $57M Annual Revenue Run Rate

  • 120+ Licensed Health Care Providers

  • Interdisciplinary Care

  • Proprietary remote pain management technology

Our History

May 2017

  • NeuPath founded
  • Acquired group of 9 clinics

Feb 2018

  • Acquired group of 3 clinics
  • Largest chronic pain network in Canada

July 2020

  • Started traded on TSX Venture
  • Ticker is NPTH

Nov 2020

  • Closed oversubscribed $12.0 million bought deal financing

Feb 2021

  • Closed oversubscribed $12.0 million bought deal financing

Aug 2021

  • Reported 10ᵗʰ consecutive quarter of positive Adjusted EBITDA
  • Acquired KumoCare

Nov 2021

  • Announced agreement to open 2nd Alberta clinic in partnership with orthopedics group

Growth Strategy

  1. Increase capacity utilization from 62% in existing clinics. Add services, onboard new doctors, and improve patient throughput.
  2. Continue to build out national network by acquiring and building new clinics. National network is critical to rollout of employer health program.
  3. Release remote pain management technology to market. Monetize by working with employers to reduce direct health care costs and costs associated with lost productivity due to musculoskeletal pain.
  4. Enter US Market. Remote pain management technology is a good entry strategy. Acquire clinics in order to be able to offer blended care.
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Leadership Team

Joseph Walewicz

Chief Executive Officer

Jeff Zygouras CPA, CA

Chief Financial Officer

Bjorn Thies

Vice President People And Culture

Denise Hill

Vice President Western Canada

Leadership Team

Joseph Walewicz

Chief Executive Officer

Jeff Zygouras CPA, CA

Chief Financial Officer

Bjorn Thies

Vice President People And Culture

Denise Hill

Vice President Western Canada

Chronic Pain impacts 1 in 4 adults in Canada & 1 in 5 adults in the US.

Costs up to $635B annually in the US & $43B in Canada • Leading cause of disability worldwide