For 71 years, Dankmeyer has crafted custom prosthetic and orthotic devices while providing hands-on care through four Maryland offices. The company combines in-house fabrication with clinical services for adults and children, including advanced work in 3D-printed devices and osseointegration. Dankmeyer also co-hosts Amputee Walking School and helped lead Maryland advocacy for insurance coverage of activity-specific prosthetic and orthotic devices.
D&J MedicalSince 2001, D&J Medical has custom-designed and fabricated orthotics, prosthetic limbs and compression garments for patients across Maryland. Its certified clinicians and on-site and national fabrication laboratories emphasize individualized fitting and long-term support, with particular depth in pediatric orthotics and prosthetic care. D&J Medical and Maryland Orthotics & Prosthetics are accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care and the American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics, and Pedorthics, and D&J Medical is Medicare-certified.FOREST HILL, MD
Metro ProstheticsFounded in 1977, Metro Prosthetics is a family-owned and family-run practice that designs, fabricates and fits custom prosthetic and orthotic devices for patients in the Baltimore and Washington, D.C., region. Board Certified prosthetists and orthotists work in an on-site lab and maintain long-term relationships with patients, with the same professional guiding care through fitting, adjustments and rehabilitation. Metro is also one of the few regional facilities offering Direct Socket fabrication, which can produce a prosthesis directly on the limb in about 1.5 to 3 hours.LANDOVER HILLS, MD
Optimus ProstheticsFounded in Dayton, Optimus Prosthetics provides custom prosthetic solutions for amputees, with care that follows patients from surgery through rehabilitation and beyond. Its Dayton clinic houses the company’s fabrication lab, allowing prosthetists and technicians to adjust sockets and produce 3D-printed check sockets close to the fitting room rather than relying on an outside lab. With clinics in Dayton, Columbus, and Cincinnati, Optimus also builds community through its annual Limbitless Drive amputee golf clinic and tournament.COLUMBUS, OH
Invent MedicalFounded in 1991 in a garage by two brothers-in-law, Invent Medical develops and 3D-prints custom orthotic and prosthetic devices for clinics and hospitals. The independent, family-owned company has evolved from traditional plaster fabrication into a digital O&P operation, using workflows it has refined since adopting 3D printing in 2010. Invent Medical fabricates devices in the United States and operates across eight countries, serving more than 1,000 clinics and hospitals in 40 countries; its devices are developed with patient trials and produced under ISO 13485 certification.WARMINSTER, PA