Hinge Health, a digital health company that provides remote physical therapy services, has filed for an IPO and disclosed in its SEC filing that the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration could limit its growth and negatively affect its operations. This disclosure comes amid a broader market shakeup where other companies, such as Klarna and StubHub, are delaying their public offerings due to the same authoritarian economic measures.

Hinge Health, a digital health company providing remote physical therapy and musculoskeletal care solutions, is noted among companies filing prospectuses as they prepare for public market entry. This move is seen as a step towards greater corporate transparency and regulatory oversight.

Hinge Health announced a 10% reduction in its workforce as part of a strategic realignment aimed at achieving long-term sustainability and preparing for a potential IPO. The layoffs affected employees across various functions, including engineering, which raises concerns about worker rights and job security.

Hinge Health announced the layoff of approximately 10% of its workforce, including employees in various functions, as part of an organizational realignment aimed at accelerating the path to profitability ahead of its IPO.