MADE FOR MOBILITY
INNOVATIVE | DATA-DRIVEN | PREVENTION
Award-Winning Technology
Our Products
At Recovery Force Health, our mission is to be a leader in providing innovative devices and digital health solutions that alleviate unnecessary barriers for healthcare professionals in the hospital and at home to improve patient outcomes.
MAC™
The world’s first wearable therapeutic compression device that also measures and displays real-time patient compliance (wear time) and mobility data.
ELEVATE™
Designed to effectively offload the sacrum and seamlessly contour the body to enhance patient comfort and compliance.
HeelP.O.D.™
Effectively offloads or “floats” the foot and provides visual assurance of offloading with immersion & envelopment technology.
Impacting Patients – It’s in our DNA
Patients Impacted
MAC Legs Served
The Importance of Early Mobilization
Contrary to popular thought processes, mobility is more than just ambulating. Mobilization can also mean periodic changes in position, such as turning the patient, sitting in bed, dangling at the side of the bed, getting to the chair, and ambulation.
Studies have shown that implementing early progressive mobilization is associated with improved functional outcomes, reduced hospital costs, and decreased length of stay.
Since 2018, we’ve collaborated with Mayo Clinic to develop a novel mechanism for enhancing blood flow and optimizing clinical workflow.
Latest News + Insights
Recovery Force Health Invests in Top Young Talent, Partners with Orr Fellowship
Recovery Force Health, a provider of data-driven med-tech devices and healthcare solutions that revolutionize the process of early mobilization, blood clot (DVT) prevention, and pressure injury prevention, today announced they have hired Julia Fales through a partnership with the prestigious Orr Fellowship program. Fales is a recent graduate of Butler University and is joining Recovery Force Health as a Marketing Specialist, contributing to their mission of impacting patient lives across the country.
Redistribution and Offloading: A Balanced Approach to HAPI Prevention
Approximately 1 in 10 hospitalized patients develops a pressure injury, making hospital-acquired pressure injuries (HAPIs) one of the most common and costly hospital-acquired conditions in the United States. As hospitals and health systems navigate the changing landscape of policies and best practices, pressure injury prevention must remain a top priority in patient care.
The Role of Mechanical Prophylaxis and Mobility in Meeting CMS VTE Prevention Standards
Venous thromboembolism (VTE), including deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and
pulmonary embolism (PE), is a significant and preventable complication of
hospitalization. Affecting up to 600,000 patients annually, VTE is a leading cause
of preventable hospital death, post-surgical readmissions, and increased length of
stay.