We are a locally owned company, providing quality care to those who need our services since 1968. We offer a complete line of orthotic and prosthetic services.
Our practitioners are state licensed and board certified prosthetists orthotists. When providing care to clients, we believe that the team approach always leads to a better outcome. Therefore we will collaborate with you, your physician, and/or therapists to gain the necessary information to provide this outcome. Clinicians who excel in their field will see you. They are board certified and licensed by the State of Washington to provide prosthetic and orthotic care. They maintain their state of the art knowledge by attending continuing education classes that are held throughout the country each year. We strive to offer the best orthotic and prosthetic care in Yakima, Tri-Cities, Ellensburg and the surrounding areas. We would welcome the opportunity to help you reach your rehabilitation goals.
01/07/2026
Post-op, protected, and looking sharp! đ
Jesperâs custom Tallee cranial orthosisâmade by Jennifer Wolbach at Tri-Cities Orthotics & Prostheticsâsupports his recovery after craniosynostosis surgery.
Growing fast and likely ready for his next helmet in 1â2 months!
01/09/2025
Empowering Chloe's journey with carbon fiber ReAktiv AFOs, expertly fitted by licensed orthotist Tamara Carswell. Built for strength, durability, and comfortâevery step counts.
11/06/2024
Micah has graduated from our Talee Helmet treatment! From moderate to normal head shape! Give us a call to find out more about our cranial remolding helmets today.
12/07/2023
Doctors hope to make so called "smart" prostheses available to patients, including Iraq war amputees, in about 3-5 years.
10/27/2023
08/29/2023
Michael William doesn't let a brachial plexus injury and below elbow prosthetic get his patriotism down! đşđ¸
08/18/2023
Hallie is sporting his PASS (patient adjustable socket system). As a state wrestling referee the adjustable socket on his prosthesis is a must-have â he can adjust the socket on the fly using a ratchet clip. Give us a call at 509-943-8561 to learn more!
08/11/2023
Hector showing off his new HERO arm! This unique prosthesis is lightweight, breathable and very durable. Contact our office to find out if the HERO arm is right for you.
08/03/2023
Danny was excited to get his new Iron Man HERO arm! This fully 3D printed prosthesis is durable, breathable, and the myoelectric processor is controlled by muscle signals which makes it very lightweight. Contact Jennifer Wolbach in our Tri-Cities office to learn more about the HERO arm!
07/11/2023
Ava couldn't be happier with her new silicone foot! Our custom silicone prosthetics are tailored to your specific measurements and contours, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit. Silicone mimics the shape and flexibility of a real footâproviding a more natural appearance and walking experience. Contact our Tri-Cities office today for details about custom silicone prosthetics.
01/26/2023
Special helmets called cranial orthoses are used to treat flat spots or head flattening in babies 3 months to 18 months old. This patientâs head was successfully reshaped at Tri-Cities Orthotics & Prosthetics in Richland, WA. Look at the amazing results!
11/29/2022
Medicare beneficiaries please see some great information on open enrollment! Let us know if we can answer any questions for you.
ITâS MEDICARE OPEN ENROLLMENT TIME!
OCTOBER 15TH THROUGH DECEMER 7TH 2022
Do your O&P patients struggle with understanding Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage Plans? Is it difficult to explain to them the effect a MAP has on their orthotic and prosthetic care? Please use the information below to help educate your patients (and your staff):
WHY STAY WITH TRADITIONAL MEDICARE?
A. An advantage plan is NOT a secondary or supplemental insurance.
B. Traditional Medicare has LESS restrictions such as specialists.
C. Most of your providers prefer traditional Medicare.
D. Your out-of-pocket costs end up being less.
E. You may enroll with a secondary/supplemental plan with traditional Medicare.
DISADVANTAGES TO ADVANTAGE PLANS
A. Access to care is limited (due to provider networks).
B. Frequent denials of coverage for O&P care.
C. More time consuming. More face-to-face appointments may be necessary.
D. Your out-of-pocket costs can be higher.
E. Many items, devices, procedures etc. require prior authorization.
F. Advantage plans are audit environment heavy.
We recommend enrolling with traditional Medicare and signing up with a secondary/supplemental insurance to help cover the 20% that Medicare doesnât cover. AARP and Mutual of Omaha are some examples of great supplemental insurance.
Contact AARP today at: 1-855-459-1031
Contact Mutual of Omaha today: at 800-775-6000
For more information about traditional Medicare call 1-800-MEDICARE or visit their website at www.medicare.gov
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TRI-CITIES ORTHOTICS & PROSTHETICS IS AN ACCREDITATED FACILITY BY THE AMERICAN BOARD FOR CERTIFICATION
Tri-Cities Orthotics & Prosthetics in Richland, Washington is an Accredited Facility by the American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics and Pedorthics, Inc., (ABC) an independent, not-for-profit organization.
ABCâs evaluation of Tri-Cities Orthotics & Prosthetics includes a thorough review of the physical facility and the quality of patient care. ABC interviews both staff and patients and conducts a review of organizational documents, including records of patient care.
"Receiving Accreditation is a significant achievement, one that recognizes outstanding performance by Tri-Cities Orthotics & Prosthetics,â says Catherine A. Carter, Executive Director of ABC. "The facility owners should be commended for their commitment to providing quality care to the people in the community."
Founded in 1948, ABC is dedicated to improving the quality of the nationâs orthotic, prosthetic and pedorthic care through accreditation and certification. ABC encourages facilities to meet or exceed quality standards through accreditation and the teaching of quality improvement concepts.
"We are extremely pleased to maintain this designation for many years now," states Andrew Lambert, business owner. "Accreditation is a rigorous process, but one that we welcome as a continual quality improvement mechanism. Earning ABC accreditation is another measure of our excellence as a premier provider of prosthetic and orthotic services and reflects our commitment to our patients."
The American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics and Pedorthics, Inc. has been credentialing practitioners and accrediting organizations since 1948 in accordance with established standards of excellence in the delivery of comprehensive patient care. As a not-for-profit organization, ABCâs mission is to establish and promote the highest standards of organizational and clinical performance in the delivery of orthotic, prosthetic and pedorthic services. The ABC advances the competency of practitioners, promotes the quality and effectiveness orthotic, prosthetic and pedorthic care; and maintains the integrity of the profession.