When was Recovery Force founded?

Recovery Force was founded in 2013 and raised its 1st funding round 1 year after it was founded.

Where is Recovery Force located?

Recovery Force is headquartered in Indianapolis, United States.

How many employees does Recovery Force have?

As of Jul 01, 2024, the latest employee count at Recovery Force is 14.

Is Recovery Force a funded company?

Recovery Force is a funded company, having raised a total of $16.3M across 7 funding rounds to date. The company's 1st funding round was a $***** Series A round, raised on 2014.

When was the latest funding round of Recovery Force?

Recovery Force's latest funding was a $***** Grant (prize money) round on Oct 30, 2020, with participation from 2 investors. Its primary sector is Cardiac and Vascular Disorders. In United States, the Cardiac and Vascular Disorders sector has seen $671M in funding in 2026 to date.

Where does Recovery Force rank among its competitors?

Recovery Force ranks 7th amongst 39 active competitors, of which 13 are funded. It stands 6th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Micro Medical Solutions, which secured $2.3M in Oct, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of Recovery Force?

Recovery Force's top competitors include Tactile Medical, Intervene and Sky Medical Technology. Among them, Micro Medical Solutions secured the most recent funding round in October, 2025.

Recovery Force - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding & Competitors

Recovery Force is a series B company based in Indianapolis (United States), founded in 2013 by Matt Wainscott and Brian Stasey. It operates as a Wearable massage compression sleeves and wraps. Recovery Force has raised $16.3M in funding. The company has 39 active competitors, including 13 funded and 8 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Tactile Medical, Intervene and Sky Medical Technology.

Company Details

Recovery Force has developed wearable massage compression sleeves and wraps that enhance blood flow to targeted muscle groups that are ideal for warm-up and recovery. Their S.M.A.R.T. gear is designed to be worn on a person’s body to provide increased blood flow to fatigued muscles and connective- and soft-tissue groups via a series of rhythmic, sequential compressions. Smart gear uses rhythmic compressions to help prevent Deep Vein Thrombosis which results from sitting for long periods of time.

Website: recoveryforceusa.com
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Founded Year

2013

Location

Indianapolis, United States

Stage

Series B

Total Funding

$16.3M in 7 rounds

Latest Funding Round

Grant (prize money), Oct 30, 2020, $*****

Investors

Vinnie Foglia & 6 more

Ranked

7^th among 39 active competitors

Employee Count

14 as on Jul 01, 2024

Similar Companies

Tactile Medical & 57 more

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Recovery Force has raised a total funding of $16.3M over 7 rounds. Its first funding round was on 2014. Its latest funding round was a Grant (prize money) round on Oct 30, 2020 for $*****. 2 investors participated in its latest round. Recovery Force has 6 institutional investors and 1 angel investor.

Here is the list of recent funding rounds of Recovery Force:

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Date of Funding	Funding Amount	Round Name	Post-Money Valuation	Revenue Multiple	Lead Investors	Other Investors
Oct 30, 2020	4779446	Grant (prize money)	1744587	6119959	7651684	3490345
Sep 23, 2019	5939629	Series B	8720352	2593396	5015297	Indiana Spine Group
Apr 17, 2019	5683463	Grant (prize money)	4203982	9648111	9920357	NIH

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The founders of Recovery Force are Matt Wainscott and Brian Stasey.

Here are the details of Recovery Force's key team members:

Matt Wainscott: Co-Founder of Recovery Force.
Contact Info: 1 email address
Brian Stasey: Co-Founder of Recovery Force.
Contact Info: 1 email address

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Recovery Force's employee count trend

Recovery Force has 14 employees as of Jul 24. Here is Recovery Force's employee count trend over the years:

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Top competitors of Recovery Force include Tactile Medical, Intervene and Sky Medical Technology. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Recovery Force, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Tactile Medical 1995, Minneapolis (United States), Public	Provider of lymphedema and venous ulcer treatment therapy and pumps	$23.2M	Radius Ventures, Sofia Fund & 1 others	69/100
2nd	Intervene 2003, Derby (United Kingdom), Series B	Medical device company that develops catheter based therapy for chronic venous insufficieny (CVI)	$37.6M	RiverVest Venture Partners, 3x5 Partners & 6 others	59/100
3rd	Sky Medical Technology 2006, High Wycombe (United Kingdom), Series B	Electro stimulation devices for treatment of Deep vein thrombosis	$48.8M	Juno Capital, Deepbridge Capital & 18 others	55/100
4th	Micro Medical Solutions 2014, Wilmington (United States), Series B	Developer of a device for CLI and PAD patients to prevent amputation	$17.8M	-	52/100
5th	enVVeno Medical 1999, Irvine (United States), Public	Developer of medical device for the the treatment of venous diseases	$874K	Nantahala Capital Management, Perceptive Advisors ... & 3 others	48/100
6th	InVera Medical 2018, Galway (Ireland), Seed	Manufacturer of medical devices for the office-based treatment of chronic venous disease	$5.34M	Nipro, MedTech Innovator & 4 others	45/100
7th	Recovery Force 2013, Indianapolis (United States), Series B	Wearable massage compression sleeves and wraps	$16.3M	NIH, Visionary Private Equity Group & 5 others	42/100
8th	DeVoro Medical 2018, Fremont (United States), Acquired	Developer of medical devices for the treatment of cardiac diseases	$18M	Norwest, Synergy Ventures & 1 others	41/100
9th	MCS 2012, Concord (United States), Funding Raised	Developer of a compression system for treating deep vein thrombosis	-	Accelmed, Arkin Holdings & 2 others	40/100
10th	ElastiMed 2015, Misgav (Israel), Seed	Wearable compression stocking to prevent Deep vein thrombosis	$4.2M	Arc Ventures, Pix Vine Capital & 5 others	39/100