Inside the rapid expansion of Corridor tech firm Revology
Backed by $15 million in funding, the Iowa City revenue cycle firm climbs to the top of regional growth lists.
A healthcare technology company operating out of Iowa City has scaled its operations to capture top regional honors after raising more than $15 million in capital.
Revology, a firm providing technology and services to healthcare providers, was recognized as the #1 Fastest Growing Company by the Corridor Business Journal in 2026. The ranking was celebrated at the publication's July 16, 2026, event at the Coralville Convention Center, followed by a published profile on July 27, 2026, authored by John Lohman and Steve Gravelle.
Led by CEO Chris Klitgaard, the company has secured approximately $15.08 million across three funding rounds since its inception, including a $6 million Series A round in June 2022. Corporate registry and professional network data place the company's founding in either 2021 or 2022, and it currently maintains a staff of 51 to 200 employees.
Klitgaard told the Corridor Business Journal that recent advancements in software development tools have helped the team push new products to market faster. "It's not replacing people, but it's what our software engineers use to bring more advanced features and functions to the market," Klitgaard said in the profile.
While the exact financial metrics and ranking formulas remain restricted behind the publication's subscriber paywall, the company's ascent provides a notable benchmark for the regional tech and startup ecosystem spanning Iowa City and Cedar Rapids.
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- 2.Fastest Growing Companies: Inside revology's AI-driven surge — Corridor Business Journal
- 3.Revology Named #1 Fastest Growing Company by Corridor Business Journal — EIN Presswire (via Revology)
- 4.revology — Company Profile — The Company Check
- 5.Revology, Inc. Company Profile | Iowa City, Iowa — Dun & Bradstreet
- 6.Revology | LinkedIn — LinkedIn
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