Like the rest of the world, patients of physical therapy were forced to adapt to a digital world, as patients grew uncomfortable with in-patient services. Patients that are not at risk for falls or suffering from movement disorders were prime candidates to continue their therapy regimens online using virtual therapy. Kaia Health is a digital therapeutics provider that combines computer vision technology with human-powered care to help patients receive treatment for their Musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). The platform doesn’t require specialized equipment and uses a cellphone’s camera to monitor patients’ movements during therapy exercises, providing instant feedback and support. Coaches and medical providers are available when needed to add continued support. During the pandemic, the company grew 600%. AlleyWatch caught up with CEO and Founder Konstantin Mehl to learn more about the inspiration for the business, the company’s impressive traction, plans for expanded care options for patients and providers, latest round of funding from investors that include Optum Ventures, Eurazeo, 3VC, Balderton Capital, Heartcore Capital, Symphony Ventures and A Round Capital.