Anatomical Concepts Inc.

Anatomical Concepts Inc. Since 1990, Anatomical Concepts, Inc. We are headquartered in Poland, Ohio and from this location services accounts throughout the United States and abroad.

has developed industry-leading medical devices, custom-fit and custom-fabricated orthoses for both upper and lower extremities. In 1995, the company began an international business relationship and now has a presence in Australia, Germany, Sweden, Belgium, Italy, Japan and the UK. The philosophy of Anatomical Concepts, Inc's is to provide the highest quality customizable orthoses is evident throug

hout the entire line of products developed by Anatomical Concepts, Inc. Offerings include the original concept design of the PRAFO® orthosis and an entire line of multifunction products to support the medical professional. The PRAFO® orthosis and the other AFO products manufactured by the company are made with custom contoured aluminum heel connector bars that help to control plantar and dorsiflexion by allowing infinite measureable adjustments. Unique patient needs can be addressed with various patented systems capable of providing solutions for conditions as diverse as setting and monitoring the ankle foot complex in the sagittal, coronal and the transverse planes. From its inception the company has custom-made KAFO's and also offers a new line of custom-fit and custom-made knee braces. The company's initial objective to fill a void in the custom fit AFO market has inspired the procurement of eleven US product patents since the company's inception in 1990. Some of these include patents for AFO accessories. The company also carries patents in several European countries. Providing solutions for medical professionals and helping to improve patient outcomes is still the driving force behind the corporation. Anatomical Concepts, Inc. products are FDA registered and also carry the CE marking.

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05/10/2026

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04/30/2026

Balancing performance and cost is a common challenge when selecting orthotic devices for patients.

The RAPO™ AFO Ankle Foot Orthosis offers a practical solution, providing the structural support clinicians expect while remaining a more cost-effective option for many rehabilitative applications.

✔ Comparable support to traditional PRAFO® systems
✔ Replaceable liner options for comfort and adaptability
✔ Designed for positioning, stabilization, and functional ambulation

For patients in early rehabilitation or requiring reliable support, RAPO™ delivers both performance and value.

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When should you choose a custom AFO versus a prefabricated solution? This decision often depends on factors such as pati...
04/28/2026

When should you choose a custom AFO versus a prefabricated solution?

This decision often depends on factors such as patient anatomy, stage of rehabilitation, and long-term treatment goals.

Prefabricated orthoses can provide immediate support and adjustability, while custom devices offer more precise alignment and long-term management.

Understanding how to integrate both options into your treatment approach can help improve patient outcomes and streamline care.

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Managing contractures is a common challenge in rehabilitation care. AFOs can help maintain proper ankle and foot positio...
04/26/2026

Managing contractures is a common challenge in rehabilitation care.

AFOs can help maintain proper ankle and foot positioning, which may reduce the risk of contracture progression and support long-term mobility.

When integrated into a treatment plan, orthotic devices can help clinicians protect joint integrity and improve patient outcomes.

Gait inefficiencies can make walking more difficult, less safe, and more physically demanding for patients. AFOs help im...
04/24/2026

Gait inefficiencies can make walking more difficult, less safe, and more physically demanding for patients.

AFOs help improve gait mechanics by supporting proper foot positioning, enhancing stability, and reducing the risk of trips and falls.

When integrated into a rehabilitation plan, these devices can help patients move more efficiently and confidently.

April is Occupational Therapy Month, and there’s no better time to recognize the vital role that occupational therapists...
04/22/2026

April is Occupational Therapy Month, and there’s no better time to recognize the vital role that occupational therapists play in helping patients regain independence and function in their daily lives.

Orthotic devices often support these goals by improving joint alignment, stabilizing movement, and reinforcing therapy outcomes.

When integrated into a broader care plan, orthoses can help patients move more safely and confidently throughout rehabilitation.

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03/30/2026

Managing osteoarthritis and knee deformities often requires more than medication alone.

The V-VAS™ Custom Unloader Knee Orthosis helps redistribute forces across the knee joint, reducing pressure on the affected compartment and improving patient mobility.

✔ Up to 30° adjustable varum or valgum stress
✔ Dynamic hinge for precise offloading
✔ Adjustable while worn by the patient

This innovative orthosis can support patients with osteoarthritis, genu varum, genu valgum, and knee instability.

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Patients with diabetes frequently develop complications affecting the lower extremities, including neuropathy and gait i...
03/24/2026

Patients with diabetes frequently develop complications affecting the lower extremities, including neuropathy and gait instability.

Orthotic devices can help clinicians manage these risks by:
• Supporting proper ankle and foot positioning
• Offloading vulnerable soft tissue
• Promoting safer ambulation

On American Diabetes Alert Day, it’s an important reminder that early orthotic intervention can play a key role in maintaining mobility and preventing secondary complications for patients living with diabetes.

❓ When should a patient be prescribed an orthotic device? Many clinicians ask this question when managing conditions tha...
03/18/2026

❓ When should a patient be prescribed an orthotic device?

Many clinicians ask this question when managing conditions that affect mobility or joint stability.

Orthotic intervention may be beneficial when patients experience:
• Joint instability or deformity
• Pain during ambulation
• Neuromuscular conditions affecting gait

Introducing orthotics at the right stage of treatment can help support alignment, improve mobility, and complement rehabilitation strategies.

Mobility challenges often stem from biomechanical imbalances that place excess stress on joints and surrounding structur...
03/13/2026

Mobility challenges often stem from biomechanical imbalances that place excess stress on joints and surrounding structures.

Orthotic devices help address these issues by supporting proper alignment and stabilizing the lower extremity during movement. When properly prescribed and fitted, orthoses can:

• Improve gait mechanics
• Reduce stress on compromised joints
• Support safer ambulation during rehabilitation

For patients recovering from injury or managing chronic conditions, these biomechanical improvements can play an important role in restoring functional movement and maintaining independence.

Orthotic devices support far more than a single diagnosis. Clinicians frequently prescribe orthoses to help manage condi...
03/10/2026

Orthotic devices support far more than a single diagnosis.

Clinicians frequently prescribe orthoses to help manage conditions that affect mobility and joint stability, including neurological disorders, musculoskeletal injuries, and progressive joint deformities.

By improving alignment and supporting functional movement, orthotic devices can help patients maintain safer ambulation throughout rehabilitation and recovery.

Learn more about how orthotic devices support joint stability and musculoskeletal care:
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1399 E. Western Reserve Road
Youngstown, OH
44514

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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