Cassit

Splints and Casts for Orthopedics, Rehabilitation, and Emergency Care

Health Tech & Life Sciences
Private

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in February 2016 by Zion Halfon and Tamar Ish Cassit, Cassit operates with 1–10 employees. The company has raised $490K across three funding rounds from three investors. In January 2017, Cassit secured a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority.

Business overview

Cassit is a Health Tech & Life Sciences company specializing in the design and production of splints and casts for orthopedics, rehabilitation, and emergency care. The company's core technology focuses on user-centered design and reusable, recyclable materials to create over 40 medical devices for limb fixation. These products are customizable to individual limb anatomy, providing orthopedic support and recovery. Cassit serves markets in Japan, Europe, Russia, South Korea, Africa, Israel, and the United States, targeting healthcare providers, patients, and military sectors with its medical products and assistive devices.

Company Intelligence Q&A

When was Cassit founded?
Cassit was founded in February 2016 by Zion Halfon and Tamar Ish Cassit.
What is Cassit's primary focus?
Cassit designs and produces splints and casts for orthopedics, rehabilitation, and emergency care, emphasizing user-centered, reusable, and recyclable design approaches.
What type of products does Cassit offer?
Cassit offers a range of medical devices for limb fixation, including splints, braces, immobilizers, and casts, which are customizable for individual anatomy.
Has Cassit received any grants?
Yes, in January 2017, Cassit secured a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority.
Which markets does Cassit serve?
Cassit serves geomarkets including Japan, Europe, Russia, South Korea, Africa, Israel, and the United States.