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TayCo Brace

www.taycobrace.com

 
A medical device company that manufactures The TayCo Brace, a custom fit external ankle brace. The TayCo Brace offers immediate functional recovery for driving, work, and sports. It is custom fit for enhanced stability, performance, and comfort. The brace was developed by Mike Bean, the athletic trainer for the University of Notre Dame Football Team. It is rugged enough to withstand the punishment of a NFL or NCAA football game, yet light weight and nimble enough to reduced the risks of additional injuries through the elimination of limb imbalance and avoidance of soft tissue problems associated with casts, walking boots, ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Garrett Gingerich
 Marketing, Technology Officers Profile
Garrett Hurley
 Chief Technology Officer Profile

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