HANGER PROSTHETICS & ORTHOTICS INC

Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics Inc. specializes in the design, manufacture, and delivery of custom prosthetic devices for military and veteran populations, with deep expertise in upper and lower limb prostheses, including microprocessor-controlled knees and feet, passive partial-finger devices, and body-powered systems. The company provides comprehensive prosthetic solutions tailored to functional needs, such as everyday use, water-resistant applications, and recreational activity, ensuring clinical-grade fit, durability, and patient-specific adaptation. Their technical capabilities encompass socket fabrication, biomechanical alignment, material selection for lightweight composites, and integration of advanced myoelectric and mechanical control systems, supporting both standard and high-acuity mobility requirements. The contractor maintains an exclusive, long-standing relationship with the Department of Veterans Affairs, consistently delivering prosthetic devices and replacement components under express reporting and direct procurement channels. All awarded contracts are for clinical-grade prosthetic hardware, indicating a trusted role as a primary supplier within VA’s rehabilitation and mobility services network, likely supporting VA medical centers and regional prosthetic clinics through responsive, high-volume fulfillment. Operating under NAICS 339113, Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics Inc. is positioned within the surgical appliance and supplies manufacturing sector, with a narrow vertical focus on lower-limb and upper-extremity prosthetics. The company serves a specialized segment of the federal healthcare market centered on veteran rehabilitation, differentiating itself through precision engineering of patient-specific devices and rapid turnaround for replacement and backup units. As a 2L entity based in El Paso, Texas, the company operates as a small business without federal certifications. Its geographic footprint supports regional VA logistics networks, and its market positioning is defined by clinical reliability and consistent delivery of complex prosthetic systems to a mission-critical federal beneficiary population.