Founded 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.
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Abilities In MotionEstablished in Cincinnati in 1995 by prosthetist Thomas L. Walsh, Abilities In Motion provides custom prosthetic care and rehabilitative services through two Greater Cincinnati facilities. The ABC-accredited practice is especially distinctive for its removable Immediate Post-Operative Prosthesis, pioneered by Walsh, and for custom 3D-printed prostheses developed after research with the University of Cincinnati. Its clinical team includes Walsh’s daughter, Abby Rogers, alongside physical medicine and rehabilitation specialists who help patients move forward after amputation.CINCINNATI, OH
Ace Prosthetics IncFounded in 2006 by mechanical engineer and certified prosthetist John Hays, Ace Prosthetics Inc. designs and fabricates custom artificial limbs for patients in Columbus and Central Ohio. Its locally and family-owned practice combines an on-site fabrication lab with individualized fitting and follow-up care, while its practitioners bring American Board certification and Ohio licensure to each patient’s treatment plan. The facility is known for responsive service and prostheses tailored to help patients return to the activities that matter to them.COLUMBUS, OH
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
Action ProstheticsFounded by prosthetist Karl Burk in 2008, Action Prosthetics designs and fits customized prostheses for amputees of all ages from its Troy and Greenville offices. Burk’s rehabilitation background and master-carpentry experience inform the practice’s hands-on focus on comfortable fit, with prosthetic work kept on site rather than sent to a central fabrication facility. The company also hosts A.C.T.I.O.N., a free monthly peer-support group led by bilateral amputee Molly Null and open to anyone living with limb loss.GREENVILLE, OH