In recent years, prosthetic technology has advanced faster than ever before, giving amputees new levels of freedom, comfort, and mobility. Modern prosthetic systems are no longer just tools for movement: they’re truly precision-engineered extensions of the human body that respond, adapt, and move naturally. At Prothotic Laboratories Inc., we’ve seen firsthand how these breakthroughs are […]
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What’s the Difference Between Custom Orthotics and Off-the-Shelf Braces?
When it comes to supporting movement, reducing pain, or recovering from an injury, the right orthotic or brace can make all the difference. But with so many options available, from online “one-size-fits-all” braces to precision-crafted devices made in a lab, how do you know which is right for you? At Prothotic Laboratories Inc., we often […]
Orthotic Devices That Change Lives: Prothotic’s Mission in Action Across Long Island
Orthotics have become an essential part of modern healthcare, helping individuals regain independence, mobility, and confidence in their daily lives. For many people across Long Island, the use of custom orthotic devices is not simply about correcting physical challenges, but about restoring a sense of freedom that may have been lost due to injury, illness, […]
Why Board-Certified Prosthetists and Orthotists Matter for Patients in New York
When patients in New York seek prosthetic or orthotic care, the professional qualifications of the specialist they choose can dramatically affect their outcomes. A board-certified prosthetist or a certified orthotist is not only trained in the medical and technical aspects of these devices but also meets rigorous professional standards. Certification indicates that the practitioner has […]
A New Era In Scoliosis Treatment: One Young Patient’s Experience with a 3D-Printed Brace
In the ever-evolving field of scoliosis management, technological innovations are creating exciting new possibilities for improved patient outcomes and quality of life. At Prothotic Laboratory Inc., we recently transitioned from using traditional vacuum-formed, hand-draped plastic Rigo Cheneau-style braces to a modern, 3D-printed brace fabricated from PPU material using the Embrace printer by Create it REAL. […]