Orthopaedic & Spine Institute

Orthopaedic & Spine Institute was a private U.S. spine-focused healthcare provider and surgical practice centered on orthopedic and spinal care rather than drug development. The organization was founded in 2005 by Steven J. Cyr and LeAnn Cyr and was associated with a multidisciplinary model that included spine surgery, pain management, rehabilitation, and related specialty services. Historical descriptions indicate it offered minimally invasive spine surgery, outpatient spine procedures, complex spinal fusion, and treatment for cervical and lumbar disorders. The original OSI operation appears to have ceased operations, with SASpine later describing OSI as its former company and stating that OSI's closing was tied to the failure of Victory Hospital. As such, this is a healthcare services entity, not a biotech or pharma company, and it does not have a therapeutic R&D pipeline in the conventional life sciences sense.