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High R&D expenses and excessive spending on keeping its operation afloat showed dedication, but could not be sufficiently recouped through revenue. Adoption barriers, like patient awareness and physician hesitancy, revealed complexities in integrating this technology into healthcare.
Nearly one year following Pear’s bankruptcy, the company’s assets were acquired by four companies, Click Therapeutics, Harvest BIO, Nox Health Group, and Welt. While certainly a testimony to Pear’s scientific work, we’d like to know what this means for digital therapeutics in general. Join your peers to discuss the industry implications of Pear’s legacy.
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