The Institute for Mobility and Longevity is an international nonprofit healthcare organization that exists to research technologies and solutions for a wide range of medical issues, encompassing orthopedic, cardiac, and neuroscientific disorders and issues. IML accomplishes this objective by investing heavily into research and education pertaining to joint replacement, human motion analysis, sports biomechanics/injury prevention, and computer-assisted surgery.

IML was founded in 1987 by Dr. W. Andrew Hodge, a world-renowned orthopedic surgeon and medical practitioner who has always worked to remain at the forefront of the latest and greatest cutting-edge technologies in physical medicine. He founded the Institute with the mission of increasing quality of life for patients by way of innovative treatments, prosthetics, and technologies. By utilizing the best solutions and procedures the healthcare industry has to offer, Dr. Hodge has helped thousands of individuals reclaim control of their mobility and make the most of a healthy life.