Gary Mathis joined Boston Orthotics & Prosthetics as a technician in June 2017. He specializes in fabricating, altering, and repairing braces and orthotics, and has also performed repairs and made some adjustments on prostheses. Gary obviously loves what he does...he's been in the O&P profession for 35+ years and works in our Cleveland (Westlake) office.
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Scoliosis & Spine
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Plagiocephaly
On average, babies wearing the Boston Band require fewer weeks in treatment
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Dynamic Movement Orthoses
Improving function and encouraging independence for every patient
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Lower Limb Orthoses
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Boston Orthotics & Prosthetics is a leader in pediatric orthotics and the world’s most trusted provider of non-surgical scoliosis treatment options. For almost half a century, Boston Orthotics & Prosthetics (formerly Boston Brace / NOPCO Clinics) has been dedicated to advancing the specialized orthotics and prosthetics profession with educational support, training, and cutting-edge technology and treatment techniques for the management of scoliosis, plagiocephaly, and various neuromuscular disorders.
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Boston Orthotics & Prosthetics is committed to providing excellent orthotic and prosthetic care to the pediatric and adult populations, so we make sure the clinicians, customers and partners we work with are fully trained and up to date on all our products and treatments. Through continuing education, we ensure our partners maintain the highest level of expertise in technological advances to provide our patients with the best possible care and treatment outcome.
The Bill Miller Blog
View All PostsHolly’s daughter Aubrey was the typical tween. She played basketball and volleyball and did Irish dancing. “She’s a typical almost-13-year-old,” said Holly, “hanging with her friends and on her phone all the time. She never sits still.” Then, at her well visit a year ago, the nurse practitioner checked her spine and told Holly to get Aubrey’s back x-rayed. The results showed a 29° curve, which put it in the low range of moderate scoliosis, defined as a spinal curve of 25°– 40°.
The moment Kaylin Nichols walked onto the stage at the Virginia Miss Abilities Pageant, it was magic. There, under the stage lights, dressed in a pink body suit, blue jeans and Converse sneakers, the 8-year-old from the tiny town of Martinsburg, West Virginia, showed off her ‘ability—walking. Walking may not seem like a big deal, but for Kaylin, it’s actually a huge accomplishment. A mere month earlier, she could barely stand on her own.