Hanger, Inc. has acquired Numotion for an undisclosed amount. Numotion is recognized as the nation’s largest provider of products and services designed to assist individuals with mobility limitations, enabling them to enhance their health, independence, and participation in daily life. This acquisition brings together two entities focused on improving the lives of people requiring specialized medical support.
Numotion’s comprehensive offerings include prescription-based products such as individually configured Complex Rehab Technology (CRT), disposable urological and incontinence supplies, and various other assistive technologies. The company also operates through distinct brands: CorLife, which coordinates a full spectrum of care for injured workers for workers' compensation insurance carriers, and SpinLife, an online retail platform offering a wide array of mobility and lifestyle enhancement products directly to consumers. Its services span CRT products, innovative lifestyle solutions, service and repair, medical supplies, and educational resources.
The acquisition of Numotion by Hanger, Inc. represents a strategic move to broaden Hanger’s capabilities and market presence within the rehabilitative and assistive technology sector. Numotion’s leadership in complex mobility solutions and its diverse service portfolio, including its robust online retail and workers' compensation divisions, are expected to complement Hanger’s existing operations. This integration aims to create a more comprehensive resource for patients and healthcare providers, enhancing the delivery of essential mobility and support services across a wider spectrum of needs.
The combined organization is positioned to deliver an expanded range of products and services, leveraging Numotion’s specialized expertise in mobility solutions alongside Hanger’s established infrastructure. This integration is anticipated to foster greater efficiencies and innovation in serving individuals with disabilities, ultimately aiming to improve patient outcomes and access to critical assistive technologies.