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In addition to Medicare, Medi-Cal and Workers Compensation insurance, Ortho Engineering accepts most major private insurances, IPAs, and medical groups. Feel free to contact our offices to find out if your insurance plan or Medical Group is one of them or look for your insurance plan here.
Where Practical Innovation Meets Preventative Care
Ortho Engineering Inc. is a leader in innovative prosthetics and orthotics for adults and children. This state-of-the-art manufacturing company’s headquarters is located in the heart of Culver City, California. Ortho Engineering Inc. has additional offices in Chino, Lynwood, Torrance, Van Nuys, West Covina, and Whittier, California, plus two in Los Angeles.
With the vision to enhance medical technology that allows patients to regain their peak physical potential, Ortho Engineering Inc. is where practical innovation meets preventative care. The skilled team of medical professionals and engineers stay at the forefront of care, working to prevent future issues, discomfort, or injuries whenever possible.
Team members are available 24/7, 365 days per year — with on-call services available — so patients can get the high-quality, personalized prosthetics and orthotics they need. Ortho Engineering Inc. even uses proprietary software that tracks what hospitals and medical practices are ordering on a regular basis, which makes it possible for the production team to always have plenty of products and materials available.
The team focuses on building products to help patients maintain their activity level, such as supportive devices for polio patients. By maintaining or increasing activity levels, patients can prevent future illnesses, decrease their risk of falling or delay the progress of a degenerative condition.
Ortho Engineering Inc. works with most major insurance companies in Southern California, including Medicare, Medi-Cal, and workers’ compensation insurance, to better help patients get the services they need. While all prosthetics and orthotics are manufactured in Los Angeles, the team proudly ships worldwide, so patients anywhere can get a personalized, supportive device.
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