At 25, he was on a walking cane. CRPS had spread to his entire left side. Seven surgeries. Two spinal cord stimulators that didn’t hold. Years of opioid dependency. At the same time, he spent two decades leading complex AI and technology systems in the IDF - one of the most demanding data environments in the world.
The clinical problem he kept running into wasn’t his doctors’ effort. It was signal. Everything that mattered - what his sleep looked like three weeks before a flare, how his nervous system was actually responding to treatment, what was happening between appointments - disappeared before he could report it. By the time he sat in front of his physician, the data window was already closed.
An early version of what became Beacon was built to fill that gap - for Erez himself. That experience became the foundation of what Beacon is today. Then he set out to bring it to every chronic pain clinic in the country.
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