The medical devices sector is typified by frequent change and innovation, in response to problems and issues faced by the healthcare industry. As a result, the sector has seen the emergence of several start-up medtech companies offering disruptive, cutting-edge solutions. Most of these are private companies, where data such as revenue is frequently not disclosed. National estimates for Imperative Care sales in the US from 2017 to 2023, as well as year-on-year growth rates, can be viewed in GlobalData’s micro revenue report. Buy the report here.
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Imperative Care Inc (Imperative Care) is a developer of medical technology solutions. The company offers neurovascular devices for the treatment of ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes. Imperative Care is headquartered in Campbell, California, the US. Key subsidiaries of Imperative Care include Truvic Medical.
The key metrics of Imperative Care related to marketed and pipeline products, ongoing clinical trials, active jobs and publications from 2023 are shown below:
As Imperative Care is a privately held company, it is not required to disclose its financial information and there is no stock listed on an exchange. GlobalData has access to a proprietary data set containing invoice data from over 2,600 healthcare institutions in the US and is therefore able to use estimations of a company’s revenue and growth to value private companies such as Imperative Care.
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