Findlay American Prosthetic - Orthotic Centre

05/19/2026

24 year-old with a unique set up for his socket to be held on not only by suction, but also a pin lock. 

04/17/2026

Mr. Ramos took his first step in February last year. Hopefully this is inspiration to new amputees’s on where a patient starts and where they are a year later. Scroll back to February 2025 and compare his first steps to today. 

04/14/2026

Patient receiving his definitive bilateral prosthetics with a creative design. 

02/13/2026

My patient is excited for a national championship someday but today he’s most excited for his prosthetic to get him walking and allow him to do the things he wants to do. 2 months s/p amputation.
Improving lives for our amputee community through careful design, engineering, and patient input.

12/06/2025

A run down memory lane. My father Kenneth Berman came to Findlay in 1975. At the time the hospital was growing and some talented orthopedic surgeons came to offer orthopedic care to the local community. My father saw the opportunity to offer Prosthetic care locally as well. This was a news article in the courier from 1975. I have not seen this news clipping prior to recently when I was going through medical textbooks and came across this. Thought this was a great opportunity to memorialize the beginning of the Prosthetic care we have successfully been offering to the local community for the last  50 years.

08/27/2025

Part of the profession of prosthetics and orthotics is listening and working with fellow healthcare professionals. We are a resource in healthcare providers bag of tools.  We feel flattered this Physical Therapist took the time to post kind words about our facility.  

07/25/2025

Bilateral below knee amputee from a grain elevator accident that was not his fault that left him with both legs being amputated 15 years ago. He’s 79 years old and still puts in 40+ hours of work per week. His last pair of prosthetics served him well, but after five years of use, today he got his new revamped, better fitting, better looking, improved technology prosthetics. He thinks he can work 80 hours a week now :)

07/18/2025

07/18/2025

From a creative design or a more cosmetic look, we fabricate everything on site in our facility in Findlay, Ohio. 

06/18/2025

With Father’s Day a few days ago, I found this fitting. Shelly is a below knee amputee that lost her father on Father’s Day some years back from throat cancer.  The inspiration of her socket design and moving forward from limb loss is inspired from her father’s battle with throat cancer.