Macy O&P

10/20/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month! We think of everyone whose lives have been affected.

08/06/2025

https://3dprint.com/319801/scaling-impact-through-innovation-how-3d-printing-is-transforming-pediatric-prosthetics/

Around the world, thousands of children live with limb loss and limited access to proper prosthetic care. In many low-resource settings, these children go without the mobility they deserve, constrained...

06/23/2025

Proud to be part of this wonderful project

Click on the link and check it out 😊

06/05/2025

Be kind to all ❤️

05/01/2025

We are loving the beautiful weather and helping our patients get outdoors to be active and enjoy it too!

12/30/2024

Wow! How could it not be a happy new year with these custom beauties!

We wish everyone a happy and healthy new year! 🎉🥳🎊

11/27/2024

Happy Thanksgiving to all. We are thankful for an incredible staff we get to share each day with and our wonderful patients.

09/19/2024

Our patient’s limb is changing and we were more than happy to make his new socket on the left.

07/31/2024

Favorite team?

05/09/2024

We can create orthotic and prosthetic devices to help you continue doing the things you love. Pictured below: upper extremity prosthesis with bike attachment and ski boot compatible prosthetic leg

04/03/2024

We agree! Treating children requires looking at each case from a different perspective. What can we do to help them reach their goals and milestones.

With pediatric care, clinicians not only replace devices to accommodate children’s growth, but work with them as they hit developmental milestones, gain independence, and grow into their individual personalities. In the April issue, we discuss how clinicians manage care for this special population. Read it at opedge.com.

02/15/2024

A long over due welcome to Dylan Bernier!

Dylan is a resident Prosthetist Orthotist and integral part of the clinical team at Macy O&P.​ He graduated from the University of Hartford in 2022 with his BS in health sciences, impressively also earning minors in both fine arts and psychology. He proceeded to earn his Master's Degree in Prosthetics and Orthotics the following year.​

The field of O&P has always been close to his heart. Having a grandmother who was a bilateral amputee, he understands the importance of listening to his patients and their needs to provide the best individualized care to help them achieve their goals.

Originally from New Hampshire, Dylan now calls Connecticut his home. Outside of work Dylan enjoys learning new styles of art, traveling, and spending time with family and friends.