Integrum

Hanger, Inc. is a leading provider of orthotic and prosthetic (O&P) services in the United States, founded in 1861 by James Edward Hanger. The company operates over 900 Hanger Clinic locations, offering comprehensive patient care for individuals with limb loss and mobility challenges. The Hanger group includes Southern Prosthetic Supply (SPS), the world's largest distributor of O&P components, supporting over 400,000 SKUs (stock keeping units). Hanger Clinic holds an estimated 25-30% market share in the O&P patient care services sector, serving over one million patients annually through a network of 1,700 certified clinical providers.  The collaboration agreement marks Hanger's entry into the field of bone-anchored prosthetics, which is made possible using Integrum's innovative implant technology. Initially, the distribution agreement will primarily include Axor^TM II, Integrum's external safety device linking the OPRA® Implant System to customized prosthetics.

Integrum develops world-leading treatment solutions that re-establish freedom of mobility for individuals who have suffered limb loss. The company's products on the US market include the OPRA® Implant System, an implant that fuses biologically to the patient's skeleton and re-establishes large-limb function, and Axor^TM II, a safety system used in transfemoral implants to minimize the risk of femoral fractures. To date, more than 700 patients globally have been treated successfully with Integrum's technology.

"We are extremely excited by the collaboration with Hanger and will work tirelessly together to improve the life for individuals with limb loss. We see an immense value in collaborating with the industry leader in the US, who has the capabilities to promote our ground-breaking innovation directly to almost one-third of all amputees receiving orthotic and prosthetic care in the US, as well as distributing our products through the major distributor in the field SPS. Through this agreement, we are convinced that the use of our technology will widen rapidly and gain further traction as a paradigm-shifting treatment alternative and become standard care," says Rickard Brånemark, CEO of Integrum.