FLO-TECH O&P Systems is a Finger Lakes, New York company known for the lower-limb prosthetic socket system developed by Robert N. Brown, CPO, FAAOP. It supplies prosthetic-care providers with sockets designed for people recovering from amputation, including its APOPPS® system for early postoperative rehabilitation.
Prosthetic Design, IncSince 1991, Prosthetic Design, Inc. has designed and manufactured high-tech lower-limb prosthetic components and sockets from its Dayton-area facility. Working closely with sister company Dayton Artificial Limb, its integrated team uses daily clinical experience to develop and test practical solutions, including digitally scanned and 3D-printed patient-specific sockets. Its components and fabrication services are used by prosthetics professionals through a global network.ENGLEWOOD, OH
R. J. Rosenberg Orthopedic Lab, IncFounded by Richard J. Rosenberg in 1980, R. J. Rosenberg Orthopedic Lab is a Cincinnati-area practice known for individualized prosthetic care for people of all ages with limb loss. Its board-certified clinical staff serves patients across the tri-state area and combines precise CAD/CAM socket design with a peer-support program that helps patients adjust to daily life after amputation.CINCINNATI, OH
WillowWood Global LLCFounded in Ohio in 1907 by bilateral amputee William E. Arbogast, WillowWood is a prosthetic-products developer and manufacturer that grew from its origins carving and curing willow wood into an international company. It makes prosthetic solutions for amputees and provides custom fabrication for practitioners; the fourth generation of the Arbogast family remains active in the company. WillowWood has a network of more than 20 global partners.MT STERLING, OH
Syracuse Prosthetic Orthotic CenterSyracuse Prosthetic Orthotic Center is a family-owned, locally operated practice whose story reaches back to Chauncy A. Frees, who began making artificial limbs in 1866. Now led by CEO Jeff Tyo, the sixth-generation practice is known for personal, clinician-led care in Central New York, including a local amputee support group for patients and families.SYRACUSE, NY