VertiFlex Competitors and Similar CompaniesClear all

VertiFlex's competitors and similar companies include Medtronic Minimally Invasive Therapies Group, Alcon, Nipro Medical and Rapid Medical.

	VertiFlex VertiFlex provides minimally invasive and motion preserving spinal surgery technologies to the international healthcare market.	Medtronic Minimally Invasive Therapies Group Medtronic Minimally Invasive Therapies Group (also known as Covidien) is a company providing medical devices and supplies.	Alcon Alcon is a company that manufactures surgical and vision care products.	Nipro Medical Nipro Medical is a manufacturer of renal and medical-surgical products.	Rapid Medical Rapid Medical develops safe and effective neurovascular medical devices.
Founding Date	Founding Date 2005	Founding Date 2007	Founding Date 1945	Founding Date 1996	Founding Date 2008
Type	Type Subsidiary	Type Subsidiary	Type Public	Type Subsidiary	Type Private
Tags	Tags Healthcare medical devices surgical solutions	Tags Healthcare medical devices surgical solutions	Tags Healthcare eyewear medical devices optics pharmacy	Tags Healthcare medical devices surgical solutions	Tags Healthcare medical devices surgical solutions
Locations	Locations San Clemente, US HQ	Locations Dublin, IE HQ	Locations Geneva, CH HQ Macquarie Park, AU Wien, AT Mechelen, BE Mississauga, CA Beijing, CN Praha, CZ see more	Locations Doral, US HQ La Paz, BO Santa Cruz De La Sierra, BO Renca, CL Barranquilla, CO see more	Locations Yokne'am Illit, IL HQ Frankfurt Am Main, DE
Employees	Employees 16	Employees 7,784	Employees 25,000	Employees 1,2931% increase	Employees 1411% decrease
Operating ⚠
Product Categories	Product Categories N/A	Product Categories 39 (Oct, 2023)	Product Categories 6 (Sep, 2022)	Product Categories N/A	Product Categories N/A
Solutions	Solutions N/A	Solutions 22 (Oct, 2023)	Solutions 4 (Sep, 2022)	Solutions N/A	Solutions N/A
Funding
Total funding raised	Total funding raised $ 163.4m	Total funding raised N/A	Total funding raised N/A	Total funding raised N/A	Total funding raised $ 79m