Our Story

Our journey began in 1991. The original company was founded by two brothers-in-law in their garage, starting as a C-fab. A few years later, we opened our first patient care facility.

We started with traditional methods - working with plaster and handcrafting each device. We have since evolved into a digital company. This transformation allows us to overcome the limitations of traditional fabrication, creating O&P devices that offer greater comfort, functionality, and improved patient compliance.”

One thing has never changed: our commitment to putting patients first. Although our tools have evolved, our dedication to each patient and their needs remains the same.

From serving patients in just one town, we now operate from offices in 3 countries, with fabrication centers in 8 countries, and serve customers across 5 continents.

We’ve reinvested all of our earnings back to development to continue leading the way in innovation. We take proud in being a fully independent, family-owned business.

Experienced O&P Team

We bring over 30 years of technical and clinical expertise in O&P. For decades, we’ve operated both a central fabrication center and a patient care facility. We’ve worked with plaster, CAD, carvings, and have been utilizing 3D printing and digital workflows since 2010.

Made in the USA

We are proud to produce our cutting-edge devices in the USA. We fabricate in facilities in Pennsylvania and Colorado, with two additional 3D printing sites in Texas and on the East Coast. This approach enables us to supply the continuously growing demand and deliver our products on time in 2 weeks and in consistently high quality. We are an AOPA member and pledged to help our field make the sustainable transition to the digital era. Our team is happy to support you both online and on-site at your facility.

Inspired by Patients

Each year, we treat thousands of patients at our own patient care facility in Europe. While we offer a wide range of custom O&P devices, we have a particular focus on lower limb prosthetics and pediatric patients, especially those with low and high muscle tone, cerebral palsy, and positional head shape deformities.

We originally developed all devices for our own patients, driven by the limitations we saw with traditional O&P devices. We wanted to offer more to patients we serve.

Constant Innovation

We believe in the power of continuous improvement and iterative development. For us, no product is ever truly “finished.”

Behind every product line is a dedicated, multidisciplinary team of innovators—CPOs, product designers, software developers, and mechanical engineers—working tirelessly to make our products better.

Each week, we make numerous behind-the-scenes updates that improve our processes and devices. These small but impactful changes ensure our products fit better, function more efficiently, and become more durable and comfortable over time.

Our team is committed to pushing boundaries and setting new standards, one step at a time. Every year, we invest millions into research and development to ensure we offer the best devices available for your patients.

Safe Innovation

It takes us an average of 5-10 years to develop a product line. Over that time, we design, test, and refine approximately 500-1,000 iterations of each device.

Every design undergoes rigorous testing, including cyclic and static mechanical tests, computational analysis, and patient trials at our care facilities. For example, our AFOs must endure 3 million cycles, and our prosthetic sockets withstand 1,100 lbs. of force. Once perfected, the devices are released to select customers for further testing before we officially launch them to the market.

We are ISO 13485 certified and adhere to strict design and fabrication processes, verification and validation methods and quality control systems. We are FDA registered and AOPA member.

We offer a product-quality warranty on every device we fabricate, along with a risk-free, money-back guarantee and seamless implementation into your practice.

We Listen & Learn

We continually learn from our patients, partners, and customers. We listen and quickly implement feedback.

This commitment helps us ensure we always provide the best devices in the industry, backed by extensive warranty.

To learn more about us, listen to the Invent Medical episode on The Prosthetics and Orthotics Podcast with Brent Wright.