Symbios Medical Products
Founded Year
2003Stage
Dead | DeadTotal Raised
$2.05MAbout Symbios Medical Products
Symbios, headquartered in Indianapolis, IN, is a medical device company that designs, manufactures, markets and sells pain management solutions. Symbios' products, commonly known as disposable pain pumps, deliver anesthesia pain medication to post-surgical sites and regional nerve pain block areas. The company's products are used in orthopedic surgeries as well as an increasing number of general surgery applications. Symbios' principal technology platform was launched in 2004 when it purchased key assets and intellectual property from orthopedic manufacturer and marketer Biomet, Inc.
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Aug 19, 2013
One of the Indianapolis area’s most promising medical-device startups is dead. Symbios Medical Products LLC filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation after a product recall soured its relationship with its main distributor.
Symbios Medical Products Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Symbios Medical Products founded?
Symbios Medical Products was founded in 2003.
Where is Symbios Medical Products's headquarters?
Symbios Medical Products's headquarters is located at 7301 Georgetown Road, Indianapolis.
What is Symbios Medical Products's latest funding round?
Symbios Medical Products's latest funding round is Dead.
How much did Symbios Medical Products raise?
Symbios Medical Products raised a total of $2.05M.
Who are the investors of Symbios Medical Products?
Investors of Symbios Medical Products include Main Street Venture Fund, StepStone Angels, Hopewell Ventures and InvestIn Forum.
Who are Symbios Medical Products's competitors?
Competitors of Symbios Medical Products include MicroTransponder, OrthAlign, Flowonix Medical, Sequana Medical, Entellus Medical and 13 more.
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