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Find a prosthetist. Start here.

Finding a prosthetist in your network is harder than it should be. Use these official search tools and a short phone checklist to narrow your options now. We're also building a free US clinic directory.

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Three checks before you book.

These directories serve different jobs. A credential listing does not confirm that a clinic accepts your plan, and an insurer listing does not confirm a practitioner's certification.

Find a certified practitioner
Search the BOC directory map by name, location, or credential; look for BOCP for a BOC-certified prosthetist. Some BOC practitioners choose not to appear in its public directory. For an ABC-certified practitioner, look for CP or CPO. The ABC directory page explains credential verification and gives ABC's contact information if its search form is unavailable.
Check coverage with your plan
Search your insurer's current provider directory, then call the number on your insurance card to confirm the specific clinic, practitioner, location, and service. If you have Medicare, the Medicare supplier directory can help identify suppliers nearby. Medicare Advantage members should confirm their own plan's network rules.
Call the clinic before visiting
Ask whether they are taking new patients, who would see you, and whether they work with your limb level or device type. Confirm the address, appointment lead time, and how urgent fit problems are handled. Ask what referral or authorization paperwork you need before booking.

Sources: ABC directory, BOC certification FAQ, and Medicare supplier directory information. General information; your plan and care team can confirm what applies to you.

Compare more than a name on a list

Make a note of the practitioner, clinic, insurance answer, travel distance, and the first available appointment for each option. If your network has few choices, ask your insurer what process it uses for a network gap or an out-of-network request, and get its answer in writing. Our guide to finding and evaluating a prosthetist explains credentials, second opinions, and what to ask when the network is thin.

What we're building

The directory will list clinics with ABC- and BOC-certified practitioners, drawn from public NPPES and CMS data. Each listing will show the clinic's name, address, phone number, NPI, and whether they're enrolled as a Medicare DMEPOS supplier. No advertising, no paid placement.

We expect to cover all 50 states. Where there are enough clinics, we'll add city-level pages. We'll note the date each listing was last updated from the source data, and we'll link credential verification directly to the ABC and BOC lookup tools.

More guides that help now

These guides cover the same territory the directory will — how to find a practitioner, what to ask, and what to do when things change.