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Prosthetics

Your Prosthetic Journey Starts Here

Over 2 million Americans live with limb loss. Getting the right prosthetics, one that fits your body, your job, your life, makes all the difference. At Bionic PO, we build that device with you, not just for you.

What is Prosthetics?

Prosthetics are artificial devices designed to replace missing or damaged body parts, helping individuals regain mobility and function. These devices can replace lost limbs, parts of limbs, or body structures, enabling users to continue with daily activities and lead more independent lives.

 

Not sure if a prosthetic is right for you? A conversation can help clarify your options.

Prosthetic Solutions We Offer

We provide personalized prosthetic solutions designed to support comfort, function, and long-term mobility. Every prosthetic is selected and fitted based on individual needs, activity level, and daily life.

Lower Limb Prosthetics

The most common Prosthetic category in the USA and the area where our clinicians have the deepest expertise. Whether you’ve just had an amputation or you’re replacing an outdated device, we build lower limb prosthetics around your body, your gait, and your goals.

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Upper Limb Prosthetics

Upper Limb Prosthetics restore function for upper limb amputations, allowing you to engage in daily activities with ease. Thanks to advanced technology, we offer prosthetic solutions that help you regain independence and live life on your terms, whether it's a partial hand or full arm prosthesis.

Prosthetic Sockets

Prosthetic sockets are the critical interface between the residual limb and the prosthesis. Custom-fitted for comfort and stability, they ensure a secure and pain-free fit, allowing for natural movement and enhanced performance. At Bionic P&O, we use advanced materials and 3D scanning technology to create sockets that provide the best possible fit and support for your unique needs.

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Prosthetic Liners

Prosthetic liners provide a soft, cushioning layer between the residual limb and the prosthetic socket. Designed for comfort, they help reduce friction, absorb shock, and enhance the overall fit of the prosthesis. At Bionic P&O, we offer customizable liners that ensure a secure, comfortable fit, improving both performance and daily comfort.

Prosthetic Accessories

Prosthetic accessories enhance the functionality, comfort, and durability of your prosthesis. From socks and suspension sleeves to cosmetic covers and maintenance tools, we offer a range of accessories designed to personalize and optimize your prosthetic experience. These accessories ensure a secure fit, long-term performance, and added convenience for daily use.

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Prosthetic Care Is a Process, Not a One-Time Event

Every Journey Starts with a Comprehensive Assessment
At Bionic P&O, we follow a clear, transparent process to ensure your prosthetic fitting is precise and tailored to your needs.

Prosthetic Care Near You

At Bionic P&O, we understand the importance of receiving local, accessible care that is both professional and compassionate. Whether you're in need of an initial consultation, a prosthetic fitting, or ongoing support, our dedicated team is here to assist you every step of the way.

With locations across the country, we bring expert prosthetic care right to your doorstep, ensuring you get the highest level of service, no matter where you are. Our clinics are equipped with the latest prosthetic technology, and our team of Board-Certified Prosthetists (CPOs) is committed to providing care that is tailored to your specific needs.

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The Role of a Certified Prosthetist

A Certified Prosthetist (CP) is a licensed healthcare professional trained to design, fit, and manage prosthetic devices.


At Bionic P&O, our prosthetists:

  • Take time to understand your daily challenges and goals

  • Guide component selection based on function, not trends

  • Coordinate with physical therapists and care teams

  • Provide ongoing adjustments and follow-up care

Prosthetic success depends as much on the clinician as it does on the device.

Why Choose Bionic P&O Prosthetics?

Proven Excellence in Prosthetics & Patient Care
As a leader in prosthetic care, Bionic P&O combines innovative technology, expert craftsmanship, and personalized care to create life-changing prosthetics for our patients. Here's why we're trusted by individuals and healthcare professionals alike:
  • Cutting-Edge Technology: We use advanced microprocessor-controlled limbs (MPKs) that adapt to your walking pattern for smoother, more natural movement.
     

  • Experienced Prosthetists: Our team consists of Board-Certified Prosthetists (CPOs) with decades of experience working with diverse patient needs and mobility levels.
     

  • Patient-Centered Care: Your goals and well-being drive every decision, ensuring a prosthetic solution that aligns with your unique needs and lifestyle.
     

  • Clinical Outcomes: Trusted by clinics, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers nationwide for our consistent, positive patient outcomes.

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“I have been a patient of Bionic Prosthetics & Orthotics for 10 years and have always been treated with the utmost respect and care. The staff is knowledgeable, patient, and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure my comfort and satisfaction. I highly recommend them!”

-Emily Power

Take the Next Step Toward Regaining Your Independence

At Bionic P&O, we are dedicated to helping you live life without limits. Whether you're looking to regain mobility with advanced lower limb prosthetics, restore function with upper limb solutions, or receive personalized care, our team is here to guide you every step of the way.

Don’t wait to experience the freedom that comes with customized prosthetic care. Start your journey today with a consultation that’s tailored to your unique needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to get a prosthetic?

Most people receive their first prosthetic within several weeks to a few months, depending on healing, insurance approval, and fitting needs.

Is walking with a prosthetic harder than natural walking?

Walking may initially require more effort, but modern prosthetics are designed to require  reduced energy, and can ultimately improve efficiency over time.

Do prosthetics require ongoing adjustments?

Yes. Adjustments are a normal part of prosthetic care, especially during the first year and as activity levels change.

Will insurance cover a prosthetic?

Many insurance plans, including Medicare and private insurers, provide prosthetic coverage. Our team helps navigate the process.

Can I live an active life with a prosthetic?

100% yes.  Many people return to work, travel, and recreational activities with the right prosthetic and ongoing support.

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