OrthoPediatrics (NASDAQ:KIDS) (NASDAQ: KIDS) is a medical device company dedicated exclusively to pediatric orthopedics, developing specialized implants and instruments designed to meet the unique anatomical and physiological needs of children. Headquartered in Warsaw, Indiana—often referred to as the “Orthopedic Capital of the World”—the company focuses on addressing conditions such as fractures, deformities, and congenital disorders through innovative solutions tailored for growing patients.
The company’s product portfolio spans multiple clinical areas, including trauma and deformity, spine, sports medicine, and foot and ankle. OrthoPediatrics offers a range of small-profile plates, screws, nails and rods, as well as dedicated instrumentation and surgical navigation systems. Each offering is engineered to provide optimized fixation and correction in pediatric applications, drawing from adult implant technology but scaled down to enhance surgical precision, reduce soft tissue disruption and support healthier long-term outcomes for young patients.
Founded in 2006, OrthoPediatrics has expanded its operations through organic growth and strategic collaborations, culminating in a public listing in December 2017. The company maintains an international footprint with offices and subsidiaries across Europe, Latin America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and select markets in Asia. Partnerships with leading pediatric orthopedic surgeons and academic centers drive its research and development efforts, while a global distributor network ensures broad access to its full product line.
Leadership at OrthoPediatrics combines deep orthopedic experience with medical device commercialization expertise. Under the direction of CEO Mike Allegrezza and a management team that includes seasoned professionals in finance, operations and clinical affairs, the company continues to invest in new product innovation, surgeon training programs and evidence-based studies. Its ongoing commitment to pediatric orthopedic care underscores a mission to improve the quality of life for children worldwide.
