Imperative Care
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Location
Headquarters: Campbell, California, United States, North America
Region: California
Country: US
Continent: North America
About
Imperative Care is a medical technology company focused on developing interventional solutions for stroke and other devastating vascular diseases. The company offers stroke and vascular product portfolios, including the Zoom Stroke System, Zoom Intracranial Access, Zoom Aspiration Catheters, and the Continuous Dual Aspiration Technique (CDAT), as well as the Prodigy and Symphony thrombectomy systems for vascular care. It is also developing the Telos robotic platform to expand access to lifesaving care, with a mission to elevate patient outcomes across the stroke care continuum. Based on their site, Imperative Care operates globally with a focus on advancing technologies that improve recovery chances for patients suffering from ischemic stroke and vascular conditions.
Imperative Care develops interventional medical devices and robotic systems for treating stroke and ischemic vascular diseases. Its product portfolio includes the Zoom Stroke System and thrombectomy devices, while its Telos platform aims to automate vascular interventions. The company serves healthcare providers globally to improve patient outcomes across the stroke care continuum.
Imperative Care Inc.
2015
for_profit
active
Industries
Primary Industry: Manufacturing
Categories
Funding & Financials
Series E
520000000
1m-10m
private
Investors
Founders
Nick Hopkins
Leadership
Technology Stack
Products
Zoom Stroke System: A comprehensive stroke thrombectomy system designed for fast and effective clot removal in acute ischemic stroke patients.
Prodigy Catheters: A suite of thrombectomy catheters designed for vascular clot removal in patients with vascular diseases such as acute limb ischemia.
Symphony System: A thrombectomy system for treating vascular diseases including pulmonary embolism, providing real-time feedback during clot removal procedures.
Kandu Health: A tech-enabled healthcare service providing remote, multidisciplinary support for stroke survivors during post-acute recovery.
IpsiHand System: A non-invasive brain-computer interface device for at-home rehabilitation of chronic motor deficits in stroke survivors.
Funding rounds
Convertible Note · $100M · (2026-03-17) · Lead: Elevage Medical Technologies,Perceptive Advisors
Series E · $150M · (2024-07-25) · Lead: Ally Bridge Group
Series D · $260M · (2021-07-15) · Lead: D1 Capital Partners