Cornell Orthotics & Prosthetic

Cornell Orthotics & Prosthetic

  • 128 Margin St
  • Salem, Massachusetts
  • 1970
  • Phone: (978) 745-3060
  • Fax: (978) 740-0333
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Cornell Orthotics & Prosthetics is singularly dedicated to delivering the highest quality orthotic and prosthetic service possible. We pride ourselves on our professionalism and compassion. We strive to make every effort to meet the challenging needs of our patients and prescribing physicians. We maintain the highest credentials and best qualified staff possible to achieve our goals. We stay current and proficient with the latest orthotic and prosthetic technology available. We will continue to value the comments and responses from all we service.

CMT is a major focus for our practice at Cornell O&P. Ken Cornell CO has been a researcher/presenter for Orthotic management of CMT for over 20 years. In that time we have we have discovered many effective strategies for managing the unique issues for our CMT patients.

We at Cornell Orthotics and Prosthetics provide prosthetic limbs and orthopedic braces and service greater Boston, North Shore and New Hampshire. We are a well-established family business dedicated to returning our patients to functional and productive lives. We offer attentive, coordinated care with your other health care providers throughout recovery and rehabilitation and fit you with skilled and technically advanced certified prosthetists and orthotists. Please contact our offices with questions or to make an appointment.

The multidisciplinary clinic setting is one of the best ways to provide O & P care. Here our practitioners team with occupational, physical therapists and physicians to coordinate the best plan of care for individuals. The following is a list of some clinics that Cornell practitioners attend weekly.

Cornell O&P has been providing prosthetic limb care for over two decades. Our years of experience equip us to provide state of the art prosthetic care along with a profound understanding of the emotions engendered by the loss of a limb. The grief and recovery associated with an amputation can be profound. The trusted relationships that develop with our patients often become life long. Our willingness to listen and our patience and compassion toward our patients are essential to their return to functional and productive lives.

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Number of employees
15-29

Company contacts

  • Keith Cornell
  • Owner

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