Company overview
Stratus Medical is a privately held medical device company founded in 2019 and headquartered in Magnolia, Texas. Led by Bret Boudousquie, it focuses on radiofrequency technology for interventional pain treatment. The company announced its acquisition of the NimbusRF business in January 2020.
Its marketed portfolio includes the NIMBUS multitined expandable electrode, Vesta RF cannula and reusable/disposable RF probes. Three original-manufacturer FDA clearances are mapped to these families. Device clearance is distinct from evidence about durable pain relief or superiority over alternative RF techniques.
Stratus announced a US$10 million Series B in February 2026 led by Wasatch Health Partners. Development includes its own RF generator and neurovasis basivertebral nerve ablation system; the company explicitly states these are not FDA cleared. Current annual revenue and total drawn financing remain unconfirmed.
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Activity & Milestones
6 events2026-02-04 · FundingUS$10M Series B announced
Wasatch Health Partners led financing for generator and neurovasis development, patent work and a clinical study. The separately disclosed US$25M convertible facility is not assumed fully drawn. [16]
2025 · Clinical evidenceGenicular cohort study published
A 2025 paper reports 16-person cross-sectional results with mean nine-month follow-up. Small uncontrolled evidence is separate from comparative superiority claims. [23]
2020-02-07 · RegulatoryVesta receives FDA clearance
Biomerics’ K190259 cleared Vesta RF Cannula; Stratus subsequently announced first U.S. use. [25]
2020-01-15 · AcquisitionNimbusRF acquisition announced
Stratus announced private-placement financing and acquisition of the NimbusRF business, with Med Venture Holdings identified as lead investor. [28]
2019 · CompanyStratus Medical founded
Company profile identifies 2019 as founding year. [27]
2012-09-21 · RegulatoryNIMBUS receives original FDA clearance
Biomerics’ K121773 predates Stratus and is retained as the technology’s regulatory history. [24]