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July 2019

Allard USA Inc.
FREE! Online/on demand CEUs! Courses are now available for ABC/BOC certified orthotists, assistants, techs, fitters.
ALPS South Corp.
Making lives better—ALPS products for your every need.
Amplitude Media Group LLC
You asked. We listened. The new Facilities Spotlight in Amplitude magazine is an easy, affordable way to promote your practice and gain visibility.
Apis Footwear Co
Enjoy our new low price on premiere collection, including the Mt. Emey knitted walking shoe, the new Charm.
Becker Orthopedic
The Triple Action small adult ankle joint—because the earth is not flat.
Bintz Co
In stock from Germany, glass fiber composite products, glass webbing combined with an acrylic resin. It can be reheated and reshaped with a heat gun. It’s very easy to work with and durable.
College Park
The low-profile design and easy adjustments make the Odyssey K2 the ideal solution for most K2 patients. The Odyssey K2’s patented curved hydraulic cylinder allows for unparalleled build height and weight savings
Cypress Adaptive
The best value in elevated vacuum, period. Vista Ankles can be used with a low-profile prosthetic foot of choice.
ESP
The new Quad Fit Kit (PA4000) streamlines the fitting process by uniting four of our most advanced precision valves, all of which have been engineered to fit a single transfemoral housing (included).
Ferrier Coupler Inc.
The Ferrier Coupler provides you with options never before possible to interchange or disconnect. All aluminum couplers are hard coated for enhanced durability and all models are interchangeable.
Freedom Innovations
Kinterra and Kintrol: The most innovative hydraulic foot/ankle systems in the industry with dorsi assist spring to help with your patients safety, confidence, and comfort.
Hanger Clinic
The path to the top isn’t always easy. But at Hanger, no one has to do it alone. And there’s no limit to how high any of our team members can climb.
Hersco Ortho Labs
Hersco Ortho Labs is first in customer satisfaction and orthopedic excellence.
iFIT Prosthetics LLC
Life doesn’t have to stop. With an iFIT device, your patients can get back on their feet quickly—with comfort and adjustability.
JMS Plastics Supply Inc.
Premium materials at low cost, including new transfer paper colors, J-Cast, fiberglass casting tape, strap kits, and JMS cotton stockinettes. For more info, call or visit us on the web.
NAAOP
An educated advocate is the most effective advocate. NAAOP helps the O&P community distinguish between the important message and the noise.
Naked Prosthetics
Naked Prosthetics designs and fabricates durable, custom prosthetic devices specifically for finger loss. Each device is custom designed to within millimeters of a patient’s unique amputation and hand structure.
OPIE Software
Register now for Fundamentals of Excellence Financial Management and Leadership Conference, November 11-13, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Össur Americas
“There are things in life that you can’t choose. But I can always choose to be free,” Shiori Harms, law student & passionate dancer. Life without limitations.
Ottobock
The 1C50 Taleo carbon fiber foot is the newest addition to the Ottobock foot portfolio. The Taleo is designed for active individuals who want a smooth foot and place a high value on effortless walking.
PROTEOR USA
Discover the full line of innovative prosthetic and orthotic components. The RUSH Foot Collection is now a proud part of the PROTEOR USA family of products. Spread your wings and fly.
Spinal Technology Inc.
The Providence Nocturnal Scoliosis Orthosis is worn while the patient sleeps, which maximizes compliance. It lets kids be kids.
ST&G Corporation
NSP: The original no-itch fiber. NSP Braid is stronger, lighter, and safer than carbon fiber and offers even more unique properties.
Tillges Technologies
Engage in technology, improve outcomes and enhance care. Better manage your partial foot patients with the Propulsion Partial Foot Prosthesis from Tillges Technologies.

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