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Captiva Spine is a privately held U.S. medical device company focused on spinal implants, sacroiliac fusion systems, and enabling technologies for spine surgery. Founded in 2007, the company develops and commercializes products for cervical and lumbar fusion, pedicle screw fixation, interbody cages, and intraoperative spine navigation. Its flagship enabling technology is the WatchTower platform, which uses preoperative CT and 2D fluoroscopic imaging to provide real-time 3D navigation without requiring intraoperative CT, targeting cost-sensitive settings such as ambulatory surgery centers and community hospitals. Captiva Spine also markets implant systems such as TowerLOX, CapLOX, EquiLOX, TirboLOX, and TransFasten for minimally invasive and open spinal procedures. The business appears to be commercial-stage, private, and active, with distribution-oriented go-to-market efforts in the U.S. and international markets.
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