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Aurora, CO

  • Hearing loss and tinnitus

Parley Neurotech is a neurotech and biotechnology company developing LOOT, a first-in-class therapy designed to restore hearing by repairing myelin in the brain’s auditory pathways. Its approach targets central hearing loss at its neurological root, with approximately 90% reversal reported in preclinical studies, and Phase II volunteer enrollment underway.

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Recent highlights

Parley Neurotech has advanced its clinical development pipeline with volunteer enrollment underway for a Phase II clinical trial. The study evaluates the company's lead therapeutic candidate, LOOT, operating in collaboration with clinicians and investigators from the University of Colorado and the University of Northern Colorado. Preclinical findings released by the company indicate an approximate 90% reversal of central hearing loss pathology in animal models, establishing a strong foundation for current clinical evaluation.

Written by reccy's AI from company sites, press and funding records · updated Oct 2026

What makes Parley-neuro distinct

  1. 01Targets central hearing loss by addressing neurological damage rather than solely treating the ear.
  2. 02Developing LOOT as a first-in-class myelin repair therapy for restoring how the brain processes sound.
  3. 03Reports approximately 90% reversal in preclinical studies.
  4. 04Combines biotech startup leadership with deep academic expertise in auditory neuroscience and brainstem research.
  5. 05Conducting a Phase II clinical trial with clinicians and investigators from the University of Colorado and University of Northern Colorado.

Technology & products

  • LOOT

    First-in-class myelin repair therapy designed to restore hearing by repairing myelin in the brain’s auditory pathways.

  • LOOT myelin repair therapy
  • Neurological treatment targeting central hearing loss and auditory brain pathways

About Parley-neuro

Products
LOOT
Focus areas
Neurotechnology, biotechnology, hearing loss, myelin repair, therapeutics, clinical research, auditory neuroscience, cognitive health
Headquarters
Aurora, CO