Custom prosthetic care for central Ohio, coordinated with your surgical and rehab teams.

Call us: (614) 263-5462

Our Columbus clinic on Bethel Road provides custom upper and lower limb prosthetics for central Ohio. Our prosthetists are American Board Certified and Ohio Licensed, with experience spanning VA and Department of Defense hospitals and pediatric clinics. We coordinate closely with your surgical and rehabilitation teams — meeting you in the hospital, attending your follow-up appointments, and continuing care into skilled nursing and rehab.

 

Visit Our Columbus Clinic

975 Bethel Rd
Columbus, OH 43214

Phone: (614) 263-5462
Fax: (614) 263-6770 

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8:00 AM–5:00 PM
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Meet Your Columbus Team

  • Grant Parthasarathy

    CPO, LPO
    Grant is an American Board Certified Prosthetist and Orthotist from Texas. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Texas State University and his Master of Science in Prosthetics and Orthotics from Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. His clinical experience spans various settings, including Department of Defense (DoD) and Veterans Affairs (VA) hospitals, as well as pediatric clinics. Grant’s passion for medicine began early, shadowing in a physical rehabilitation practice and prosthetic clinic in Highschool. Outside of his professional life, he enjoys woodworking, ice hockey, softball, and outdoor activities like hiking and camping with his wife, daughter, and their two dogs.

  • Jessi Cain

    Clinical Assistant, PTA
    Jessi Cain studied at Ohio University and received her bachelor's degree in Exercise Physiology. She continued her education at Washington State Community College receiving her PTA degree.  For the past 12 years, she has primarily worked in skilled nursing facilities, treating patients with a diversity of diagnoses including patients with amputations, which is where Jessi’s interest began in prosthetic preparation and application.  In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter, reading, watching football (Go Pack) and playing in a billiards league. 

  • John Brandt

    Owner, CPO, LPO
    John Brandt is an American Board Certified and Ohio Licensed prosthetist/orthotist. In 1990 he received a B.A. degree from Wright State University. He continued his education at Northwestern University and received his post-graduate certificate in Orthotics and Prosthetics. John has provided prosthetic care in the greater Dayton area for over 30 years. As a prosthetist, he enjoys working with his hands and interacting with people to provide them with care that helps them to maximize their potential. John and his wife, Kim, have been married for 34 years, spending the bulk of their married life raising their 10 children. They travel the country often to celebrate weddings, college graduations, and births of grandchildren. In the little free time that remains, John makes room for yard work, woodworking, and an annual snowmobiling trip, all of which he finds incredibly relaxing.

  • Erin Scott

    Front Desk Specialist

Care That Follows You

Board certification is the baseline; what matters is what happens between appointments. We meet you in the hospital after surgery, attend your follow-up appointments as your advocate, and continue seeing you in skilled nursing and rehabilitation facilities. You don't have to be mobile to start working with us.

Prosthetic Services in Columbus

  • Custom prosthetic legs for all amputation levels, from partial foot through below knee, above knee, and hip disarticulation. We fit all mobility levels and ages, from first-time walkers to active adults and athletes.

  • Custom prosthetic arms and hands for all amputation levels, including partial hand, below elbow, above elbow, and shoulder. Body-powered and myoelectric options fitted to your daily activities and goals.

  • Prosthetic care designed for growing kids, including custom socket graphics that reflect their personality. We coordinate with your child's care team and adjust as they grow.

  • The socket determines your comfort and mobility more than any other component. Every Optimus socket is designed and fabricated at our own facility, with multiple test fittings before your definitive socket is built.

  • We 3D print your test socket, so we can adjust and refit in days rather than weeks. That means fewer trips and a better-fitting final socket.

  • Our prosthetists are certified in osseointegration and work with your surgical team through evaluation, fitting, and rehabilitation for direct skeletal attachment.

  • Fit changes, component wear, and comfort issues are handled quickly. After-hours concerns reach a clinician on call.

  • Physical therapist assistants on staff work alongside your prosthetist and your outside therapy team to help you walk confidently on your new device.

What Columbus Patients Are Saying

  • Greatest people to work with and joke around Christine Robert and Aaron the most caring workers I ever see in a place wish everyone could be like them.

    — Travis S.

  • I absolutely love this place. They've always taken good care of me, they're attentive to my needs, friendly, personable, prompt, knowledgeable of products and services. I always leave feeling like I've been heard and well taken care of. Wonderful staff makes this place top notch in care.

    — Cheyenna G.

  • We found this office after many, many terrible experiences at other facilities. We were BLOWN away! They go above and beyond for my daughter and care for her in a way no other prosthetist has. We love this office and that they work so hard to make it remarkable. Our commute is about an hour but I'd happily drive further for the experience. We love you guys so much! Thank you for all you do for us!

    — Amber S.

  • I am very happy that I chose this place to get my leg. They are very friendly and professional. I am very appreciated and happy to have met. The staff. Here I would recommend anyone to choose this establishment.

    — Curtis R.

  • The Columbus crew is great here. They work hard to make sure that youor whatever prosthetic piece you have is working properly feeling great. I'm not causing you any harm.

    — Roderick H.

  • Great Place! The staff is very caring and professional. Their knowledge and skills of taking care of Amputees is outstanding. Recommend to everyone! #OptimusStrong

    — James K.

Common Questions

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  • Once you are healed and cleared by your surgeon, we can start the fitting process. Typically, from your initial evaluation to your prosthesis delivery, the process takes about 6-8 weeks.

  • The type of prosthesis that you receive depends on a number of factors like your activity and mobility prior to your amputation, which are all assessed in our initial evaluation. Based on that evaluation, we will discuss with you what options would be best. We provide prosthesis for all levels of amputations, so we can work with you to find what is right for you.

  • Yes! If you can provide us with a piece of fabric with a design you like, we can use that fabric for your prosthesis. Typically, patients will bring in t-shirts for this. We have even made glitter and glow-in-the-dark prosthesis for patients before. However, if you prefer to have it match your skin tone or simply be the color of the carbon fiber we use, we are happy with whatever you choose.

  • We accept most insurance providers. We work diligently on behalf of our patients to make sure insurance covers as much as possible if not all.

  • If you would like to talk to one of our patients that has already gone through the process, we are happy to connect you with one. Additionally, depending on your location, there are great support groups, like the Byonic Limb Loss Group in Columbus. We will work with you to make sure you have the resources and support you need throughout the process.

  • The biggest concern is to make sure you are healed and that the wound will not open. We strongly encourage our patients to make sure they wear their protective device on the limb throughout the healing process. This way if you were to accidentally fall or bump your residual limb, the wound itself is protected.