Ricoh USA, Inc, a provider of workplace services and solutions, sells Ricoh 3D for Healthcare, LLC to Myrava, Inc, a company focused on providing access to personalized medical devices and healthcare innovations across the United States.
Ricoh’s patient‑specific medical device business was launched last year following a number of advancements from the company in the healthcare and medical industries: the launch of 3D inkjet printing that can help achieve medical applications, the collaboration with Insight Surgery to provide 3D printed surgical devices, or even the first patient in an orthopaedic study to help assess 3D printed models for preoperative planning.
The decision reflects Ricoh’s efforts to prioritizing investments in scalable businesses that align most closely with its primary mission and strengths.
“While healthcare remains a key growth area for Ricoh, patient‑specific medical devices require specialized capabilities that extend beyond the scope of our broader business priorities,” said Bob Lamendola, Chief Digital Services and Delivery Officer, Ricoh USA, Inc. “This move enables the business to scale under dedicated ownership, while allowing Ricoh to concentrate on the areas where we deliver the greatest value—helping healthcare providers reduce cost and administrative burden, facilitate regulatory compliance, improve operational efficiency, and measurably support better patient and clinician experiences through our scalable, reliable services and technology.”
Gary Turner, CEO of Myrava, Inc. and formerly Vice President and General Manager of Ricoh 3D for Healthcare, LLC says that this acquisition is a natural next step in that evolution. As an independent company, Myrava, Inc. will benefit from dedicated investment and leadership fully focused on advancing personalized, FDA‑cleared medical devices and point‑of‑care manufacturing for healthcare providers.
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