restor3d Launches MyFit Digital Suite to Enhance Personalized Orthopedic Patient Experience
restor3d, a leader in personalized 3D-printed orthopedic solutions, has announced the launch of MyFit by restor3d Digital Suite, a new patient engagement ecosystem designed to give patients greater visibility into their personalized orthopedic treatment journey. The platform is intended to strengthen communication among patients, surgeons and the technology supporting their care, while also creating a streamlined pathway for collecting long-term clinical outcomes.
The launch represents an expansion of restor3d’s personalization strategy beyond the development and manufacturing of patient-specific orthopedic implants. Through automated communications, an interactive patient portal and longitudinal outcomes collection, MyFit by restor3d is designed to connect patients with their personalized implant experience before surgery and, in selected cases, throughout the longer-term recovery and follow-up period.
The digital ecosystem is intended to address a growing interest among patients in understanding the technology used in their treatment and gaining greater visibility into personalized care decisions. At the same time, restor3d aims to reduce routine administrative demands on surgeons and their clinical teams by providing patients with direct access to relevant information about their personalized implants.
Extending Personalization Beyond Implant Design
Personalization is a central component of restor3d’s orthopedic approach. The company develops patient-specific, 3D-printed solutions designed around individual clinical needs. With the introduction of MyFit by restor3d Digital Suite, the company is extending this philosophy into the broader patient experience.
Kurt Jacobus, Chief Executive Officer of restor3d, said personalization has consistently been at the center of the company’s work and that the new digital ecosystem enables restor3d to bring that concept directly to patients.
According to Jacobus, patients undergoing joint replacement are increasingly involved in their healthcare decisions and want a better understanding of the technology and treatment developed specifically for them. MyFit by restor3d is designed to provide patients with a direct connection to their personalized implant while also enabling restor3d to continue gathering information about patient outcomes over time.
The approach links the physical implant and surgical process with digital engagement, giving patients access to information that can help them follow their individual treatment journey.
Digital Communication Throughout the Implant Journey
The MyFit by restor3d ecosystem includes several patient-facing experiences tailored to different areas of restor3d’s orthopedic portfolio.
One component, MyFit Connect by restor3d, is designed for hip and knee patients. The service provides automated SMS communications at important milestones throughout the personalized implant journey.
These updates begin with enrollment and continue through stages such as personalized implant design, manufacturing and preparation for surgery. By receiving information directly, patients can remain informed about the progression of their individual case without needing to contact their surgeon’s office for routine status updates.
The automated approach is intended to make communication more convenient for both patients and clinical practices. Patients receive relevant information as their case progresses, while healthcare teams can potentially reduce the number of administrative inquiries related to implant status.
For a personalized orthopedic procedure, where the implant is developed specifically for an individual patient, visibility into the manufacturing and preparation process can also provide patients with a greater understanding of the steps leading up to surgery.
Interactive 3D Visualization for Selected Patients
For patients undergoing shoulder and foot and ankle procedures, the MyFit by restor3d patient portal provides another level of digital engagement.
Through the portal, patients can access updates regarding the status of their personalized implant. For selected procedures, they can also interact with a 3D model representing their personalized implant design before surgery.
The interactive visualization is intended to give patients a clearer connection to the technology being developed for their individual procedure. Rather than receiving information only through traditional clinical communication, patients can potentially see a digital representation of the personalized design associated with their treatment.
This feature reflects the growing role of digital tools in helping patients understand complex medical technologies and personalized treatment plans.
Another aspect of the platform is ease of access. Patients can use simple identifying information to access their MyFit experience and do not need to create or remember a password. By simplifying access, restor3d aims to make the digital experience more convenient for patients while maintaining a direct connection to their personalized care journey.
Reducing Administrative Burden for Clinical Practices
In addition to improving patient engagement, MyFit by restor3d is designed to help streamline communication between patients and surgical practices.
Personalized implant procedures can involve multiple stages, including patient enrollment, design, manufacturing and surgical preparation. Patients may naturally have questions about where their case stands during this process.
The automated communications and portal-based information provided through MyFit are designed to address routine status questions directly. This can help reduce the administrative burden associated with responding to frequent implant-status inquiries.
By providing patients with direct access to relevant updates, the ecosystem creates a more efficient communication model while allowing surgeons and their teams to focus more heavily on clinical care.
The platform therefore serves both sides of the patient experience: patients gain greater visibility into their personalized treatment, while practices receive a technology-enabled approach to routine communication.
Connecting Patient Engagement With Long-Term Outcomes
MyFit by restor3d goes beyond preoperative communication and personalized implant visualization. The ecosystem also provides patients with an opportunity to participate in the restor3d Patient-Specific Registry, a prospective, longitudinal registry designed to collect patient-reported outcomes.
The registry is intended to follow patients from baseline through five years after surgery. It encompasses procedures involving the knee, hip, shoulder, and foot and ankle.
restor3d plans for the registry to enroll approximately 2,250 patients, creating a substantial longitudinal dataset focused on patient-specific, 3D-printed orthopedic implants.
The collection of patient-reported outcomes can provide information about patients’ experiences following personalized orthopedic procedures. Rather than evaluating a device only at the time of surgery, a longitudinal approach can help build a broader picture of how patients report their outcomes over time.
Building Real-World Evidence in Personalized Orthopedics
The Patient-Specific Registry is also intended to contribute to restor3d’s efforts to build real-world evidence around personalized, 3D-printed orthopedic implants.
Through direct electronic collection of patient-reported outcomes, restor3d aims to gather information without creating significant additional administrative requirements for participating medical practices.
Patients can provide their information electronically, while participating surgeons can receive access to reported outcomes from their patients. This creates a feedback loop connecting the personalized technology used during surgery with the patient’s longer-term experience.
For restor3d, the resulting data could help the company and clinical partners better understand patient outcomes associated with personalized orthopedic solutions.
The registry also represents an important component of the company’s broader strategy to connect personalization, clinical technology and evidence generation.
Physicians See Value in a Connected Care Model
Michael Swank, MD, of Imperial Health in Lake Charles, Louisiana, highlighted the potential significance of connecting the patient experience, personalized technology and long-term outcomes.
Swank said MyFit creates an opportunity to bring together three elements that he considers fundamental to the future of personalized orthopedics: the patient’s experience, the technology used to treat each individual patient and the outcomes that follow treatment.
According to Swank, providing patients with greater visibility into their care while establishing a streamlined process for collecting long-term outcomes could support continued development of the clinical evidence surrounding personalized orthopedic care.
This perspective reflects the broader purpose of the MyFit ecosystem. The platform is not designed solely as a communication tool; it is intended to create a connected pathway extending from personalized implant development through patient engagement and outcomes monitoring.
Creating a Connected Personalized Orthopedic Ecosystem
The launch of MyFit by restor3d is part of the company’s broader effort to build an interconnected ecosystem around personalized orthopedic care.
Traditionally, the patient journey can involve separate stages managed through different systems and processes. Patient-specific planning, implant design, manufacturing, surgical preparation, patient communication and postoperative outcome assessment may not always be connected through a single digital experience.
restor3d is seeking to bring these elements together through technology and data.
The company’s approach begins with patient-specific planning and implant design and continues through manufacturing and surgical readiness. With MyFit, the patient becomes more directly connected to those processes through automated communications and digital visualization.
The process can then extend into long-term outcomes collection through the Patient-Specific Registry, providing a mechanism for connecting personalized technology with the experiences reported by patients following surgery.
Launch Available to restor3d Surgeons
MyFit by restor3d officially launches on September 8, 2026 and is available to all restor3d surgeons with a restor3d patient-specific case.
The availability of the platform represents a new stage in restor3d’s efforts to incorporate digital patient engagement into its personalized orthopedic model. Surgeons participating in patient-specific cases can use the ecosystem to provide their patients with access to relevant information throughout the treatment journey.
For patients, the platform is designed to make the personalized nature of their care more visible and accessible. Depending on the procedure, this can include automated updates, implant-status information and access to an interactive 3D model of their personalized design.
Advancing Patient-Centered Personalized Orthopedics
The introduction of MyFit by restor3d Digital Suite reflects a broader shift toward more connected and patient-centered healthcare experiences.
As personalized orthopedic technologies become increasingly sophisticated, patients may want greater insight into how their individual treatment is planned, designed and manufactured. At the same time, clinicians and medical device companies need efficient ways to communicate with patients and gather information about outcomes.
restor3d’s new ecosystem seeks to address both needs by combining patient communication, digital visualization and longitudinal outcomes collection.
Through MyFit Connect, patients undergoing hip and knee procedures can receive automated updates throughout their implant journey. Through the patient portal, selected shoulder and foot and ankle patients can access implant information and interactive 3D designs. Through the Patient-Specific Registry, patients can also contribute outcome information for up to five years following surgery.
Together, these capabilities create a continuous connection between personalized orthopedic technology and the patient experience.
With the launch of MyFit by restor3d, the company is positioning personalization as more than an implant-development strategy. It is becoming a broader approach that encompasses patient engagement, clinical communication, digital technology and long-term evidence generation.
The September 8, 2026 launch gives restor3d surgeons with patient-specific cases access to this new digital ecosystem and marks another step in the company’s effort to connect every stage of personalized orthopedic care—from individualized planning and 3D-printed implant development to surgery, patient engagement and long-term clinical outcomes.
About restor3d, Inc.
restor3d is a world leader in 3D printed patient specific musculoskeletal implants and driven by the belief that every patient deserves personalized care. The company holds proprietary expertise and intellectual property in 3D printing of osseointegrative materials, AI-based planning and design automation tools, and digital health solutions to provide seamless data-backed care to optimize individual patient outcomes. Alongside its customers, restor3d is reimagining the musculoskeletal reconstruction landscape.