Why would we not be a member of AOPA? It’s only the best thing out there. It’s a great resource for practitioners, from education to advocacy. It offers so much of what keeps our industry ticking.

Jay Martin, CP, Founder and Owner, Slingshot Bionics

AOPA is a great organization. They offer valuable business expertise like coding seminars; they’re
incredibly responsive; they have great leadership; and I’m confident they’ll keep lobbying to keep O&P viable in an uncertain future.

Mac Hanger, CP, Owner, MH3 Prosthetics

AOPA keeps us connected to industry stakeholders and gives us the platform to communicate with them about our solutions, visions, and outcomes.

Kim De Roy, CEO, Elevate Movement

We’re big believers in AOPA. It promotes a higher level of professionalism in our field, advancing it through education, literature, and research. And we’re glad AOPA advances our cause in Washington.

Todd Meyer, CP, Owner, Burton Prosthetics

We are a member of AOPA because we want to be a part of this community, which helps us learn how we can improve these devices.

Ryan Saavedra, Owner, Alt-Bionics

We feel like it is important to support the good work that the organization is doing to advance the constantly evolving aspect of our profession. As a business that is constantly looking at ways to improve our care model, it makes sense to offer our support through membership.

Noah Nemgar, MSPO, CPO, LPO, Market President, Limb Lab

We belong to AOPA because its members are the expert people who get our products to those who need them. The organization allows us to keep our finger on the pulse of the industry, and we rely on orthotists’ feedback to continually improve our products.

Amy Bowman, COO, Danmar Products

We belong to AOPA because it helps us to stay on top of new developments and keeps us informed about business, politics, and coding. It offers so many online resources for staff.

Chris Perry, CP, LP, Owner, Perry Prosthetics

In this field, AOPA is the leader in knowing where the industry is going. We always try to stay up on developing technology and techniques, and AOPA helps us do that.

Aaron Hyndman, General Manager, FabCo Prosthetic Designs

I think it’s important to be engaged with groups that have a focus on O&P to increase our awareness of issues in the field. We get that educational arm from AOPA, which allows us to be more informed and have a backing body as well.

Chris Baughman, CP, Prosthetist, EastPoint Prosthetics & Orthotics

We find that being an AOPA member not only gives us financial discounts, but keeps us abreast of the latest news and updates in our field.

Ken Gavin, CO, Orthotist, Advanced Prosthetics

Joe and Devon from AOPA’s “Ask the Expert” panel have been an invaluable resource for Bionic, helping us stay compliant with insurance regulations, coverage policies, and correct coding, among other critical areas. Navigating documentation requirements and varying state regulations across multiple payors can be complex, but the Ask the Expert team consistently offers clear, actionable guidance. Thanks to their support, we’re able to confidently deliver high-quality O&P care to our patients. Their expertise and depth of knowledge are truly exceptional.

Sagar Shetty, BOCO, BOCP, Vice President, Growth & Operational Excellence – Patient Care, Bionic Prosthetics & Orthotics