How the net worth of 8 orthopedic billionaires has changed in 5 years

Eight Americans who earned their wealth in orthopedics were named to Forbes’ 2023 world billionaires list. 

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Here is how their net worths have changed since 2019: 

Reinhold Schmieding

2019: $6 billion

2020: $5.3 billion

2021: $6.7 billion

2022: $7.2 billion

2023: $7.7 billion

Ronda Stryker 

2019: $5.8 billion

2020: $4.3 billion

2021: $6.5 billion

2022: $6.8 billion

2023: $6.9 billion

John Brown 

2019: $3.9 billion 

2020: $3 billion

2021: $5.2 billion

2022: $5.4 billion

2023: $5.7 billion

Jon Stryker

2019: $3.4 billion

2020: $2.7 billion

2021: $4.1 billion

2022: $4.2 billion

2023: $4.3 billion

Pat Stryker

2019: $2.4 billion

2020: $2 billion

2021: $3 billion 

2022: $3.1 billion

2023: $3.2 billion

Gary Michelson

2019: $1.7 billion

2020: $1.7 billion

2021: $1.7 billion

2022: $1.8 billion

2023: $1.8 billion

Amy Wyss

2019: $1.9 billion

2020: $2 billion

2021: $2 billion

2022: $2.1 billion

2023: $1.8 billion

David Paul 

2019: $1.2 billion

2020: $1 billion

2021: $1.6 billion 

2022: $1.8 billion

2023: $1.4 billion

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