Naked Prosthetics

Naked Prosthetics manufactures prosthetic fingers. Traction and bionic prostheses allow grip and even movement with individual fingers. Also, prostheses are divided by functional purpose into therapeutic and training prostheses, functional and cosmetic prostheses, working and bathing prostheses.

History

2022: Ossur acquired Naked Prosthetics

On August 29, 2022, Ossur announced it would acquire Naked Prosthetics at a price the companies would not disclose. The deal's perimeter included technology developed by Naked Prosthetics for people with finger amputations and partial hand amputations.

Ossur said the acquisition meets the critical needs of patients with finger loss and partial hand loss, adding to the company's product portfolio, and therefore strengthens the supply of limb products around the world. It will also allow Ossur to reach a wider group of amputees. Management of the company said the acquisition would not affect its financial forecasts for 2022.

Ossur bought a manufacturer of prosthetic fingers

{{quote 'Ossur's global reach and experience makes them an obvious and welcome next step in achieving Naked Prosthetics' goal of getting more amputees back to work and loved up! We are excited to join forces with the Ossur team and continue to develop the partial hand prosthesis market, "said Naked Prosthetics CEO Bob Thompson. }} Naked Prosthetics has about 70 employees and is headquartered in Washington state. In 2021, the company received an income of $9 million. For August 2022, the company manufactures three devices to replace partial or complete loss of a finger. Each device accurately simulates the natural movement of the finger and uses the remainder of the amputee's finger to power the device.^[1]

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