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Recovery Force Health Presents At The 2023 State of Medical Device True Quality Summit Series
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Recovery Force Health Presents At The 2023 State of Medical Device True Quality Summit Series

Greenlight Guru's annual 2023 State of Medical Device Industry Report is coming to help you understand the strategies, tactics, and technologies used today to accelerate product development, ensure compliance, and promote quality.

Get a first look into trends, outlooks, statistics, and opportunities in the medical device industry from data gathered from 600+ medical device professionals at this upcoming True Quality Summit Series.

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Company Awards / Achievements

  • National Institutes of Health - Phase I Award

    Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) $300k Innovation Grant

    Initial funding supports the development of wearable technology to reduce the risk of DVT and increase patient compliance.

  • National Institutes of Health - Phase II Award

    Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) $1.8M Innovation Grant

    Validation of wearable technology to reduce the risk of DVT and optimize mobility measurement.

  • Top Cardiac and Vascular Disorder Startup 2021

    The Cardiac and Vascular Disorders has over 2.2K+ startups that comprise of companies that engaged in R&D for developing medical devices, diagnostics tests, and pharmaceuticals for the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac and vascular disorders.

    Recovery Force made a curated list of the most promising startups leading the Cardiac and Vascular Disorders industry, from across the globe.

+ Disclaimer/Acknowledgement

Research reported in this presentation was supported by the National Heart, Lung, And Blood Institute of the National Institutes of Health under Award Numbers R43HL132624 & R44HL132624. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.
Grant number R43HL132624 financed jointly with 83 percent government ($244,167) and non-governement ($50,000) funding. Grant number R44HL132624 financed with 100 percent government ($1,763,777) funding.