Founded in November 2025, GH Medical Devices is a family endeavor in the truest sense.
The brothers grew up immersed in the world of spinal care — their father was an orthopedic spine surgeon, and scoliosis has touched their family directly. Those connections shape how they think about bracing and why this work matters to them.
The idea took shape when Graham — a mechanical engineer and medical student aiming for orthopedic spine surgery — saw a gap during a hospital internship: bracing depends on being worn correctly, yet objective data on real-world wear was scarce. He asked his brother Seth, who brings a background in finance, accounting, and data analytics, to help build the company around it. Together they founded GH Medical Devices to make brace wear something that can be measured honestly.
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Graham holds an undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Kentucky and is currently a medical student there, with the goal of becoming an orthopedic spine surgeon. He originated the concept for the device during a hospital internship.
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Seth holds degrees in finance and accounting, with minors in data analytics and international business. He leads the company's business operations and logistics, and built the analytics software that turns raw device data into clinical reports.