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What is Lakoom?
Lakoom is Israel’s first dedicated rehabilitation-tech venture builder, transforming rehabilitation from a fragmented challenge into a national engine of resilience and growth.
In partnership with leading hospitals, researchers, and innovators, we are launching breakthrough technologies that restore independence, dignity, and quality of life.
Building the Rehabilitation Nation
Lakoom aims to amplify Israel’s leadership in physical rehabilitation innovation while delivering tangible solutions for people worldwide.
The 3-phase Venture Builder model includes:
Living Lab
Where ideas are identified and cultivated.
Foundry
Where the best innovations are validated and companies are created.
Seed Fund
Our Team
Our Distinguished Advisors Include
Our expanding ecosystem of partners
Lakoom has forged partnerships with the leading rehabilitation and research institutions in Israel and additional partnerships are in the pipeline with eminent Israeli medical centers, academic institutions, and corporations.
Lakoom collaborations aim to accelerate the development and adoption of life-changing rehabilitation innovations worldwide.
Loewenstein Rehabilitation Medical Center (LRMC)
Loewenstein Hospital
Technion Institute of Technology
Alyn Pediatric and Adolescent Rehabilitation Center
Israel's Urgent Need
18,500+ IDF soldiers
and thousands of Israeli civilians were wounded in Gaza, Lebanon & Iranian attacks.
18-30 years old
is the age of 51% of the wounded.
66% of wounded
are reservists - who return with their injuries to civilian life.
Proven in Israel, Serving the world
$50B
Global Services Market
$7B
Rehab Device Market
Catalytic Capital Powers Lakoom
The Lakoom model works thanks to a combination of philanthropy, PRIs*, and impact investment.
The Living Lab is supported by philanthropic donations.
The Foundry is funded by philanthropy and PRIs.
The Seed Fund is an impact investment or PRI.
* A PRI or Program-Related Investment is a mission-driven, below-market investment by a foundation, to advance its charitable objectives. Repayment is expected, but profits are recycled for future impact, not financial return.
