Therabody Inc.

Therabody, Inc. is a privately held wellness technology company headquartered in Los Angeles, California. Founded in 2008 by chiropractor Dr. Jason Wersland, the company was initially known as Theragun before rebranding to Therabody in 2020 to reflect an expanded product ecosystem. Therabody has an estimated annual revenue around $75 million to $300 million and employs approximately 114 to 444 individuals. It has raised approximately $165 million in funding, with investors including North Castle Partners, Marcy Venture Partners, and Rx3 Growth Partners.

Therabody specializes in developing and manufacturing science-backed wellness technology devices for recovery, pain management, and self-care. Its primary product lines include Theragun percussive massagers, RecoveryAir compression systems, PowerDot muscle stimulators, TheraFace facial health tools (such as LED therapy masks), and SmartGoggles. The company also offers a mobile application with guided routines and educational resources, and its products are sold directly to consumers and through B2B channels globally.

Therabody is an operating company actively involved in patent litigation, both defending its intellectual property and facing infringement claims. The company's litigation posture, with one plaintiff case and two defendant cases, indicates an active two-way litigant profile. All tracked cases involve disputes with a direct competitor, Hyper Ice, Inc. (or its subsidiary Hyperice IP Subco LLC), suggesting competitive intellectual property enforcement rather than engagement with non-practicing entities.

The tracked cases are Hyper Ice, Inc. v. Therabody, Inc. (defendant, 2024-09-19, U.S. District Court for the Central District of California), Therabody Inc. v. Hyperice IP Subco LLC (plaintiff, 2024-12-23, Patent Trial and Appeal Board), and Hyper Ice, Inc. et al. v. Therabody, Inc. (defendant, 2025-08-29, U.S. District Court for the Central District of California). These cases, all involving Hyperice, highlight an ongoing patent dispute between the two companies, both prominent in the percussive therapy and wellness technology market.