Products & Services
- Upper Extremity Prostheses
- Lower Extremity Prostheses
- Mastectomy Apparel, Forms, and Prostheses
- Upper Extremity Orthoses
- Lower Extremity Orthoses
- Diabetic Shoes
- Custom-molded Shoes
- Compression Stockings
- Upper Extremity Prostheses
- Lower Extremity Prostheses
- Mastectomy Apparel, Forms, and Prostheses
- Upper Extremity Orthoses
- Lower Extremity Orthoses
- Diabetic Shoes
- Custom-molded Shoes
- Compression Stockings
Over the past few years, Advanced Prosthetics has grown from a small, family-owned business to a larger company with several locations across the Upstate. As more locations and employees have been added, one thing has remained the same — the belief that quality service with a personal touch is the most important aspect of our business. It only takes one visit to see that we are different from most medical offices. Clients feel right at home, and many feel like family. Our relationships with our patients matter to us. It is our goal to do whatever it takes to lessen the hardships of a physical issue they are dealing with.
Three of our staff members know firsthand about dealing with physical handicaps. Phillip Peters, owner of Advanced Prosthetics, lost his right leg when he was only 15 years old following a football injury. Technician Joey Birch was 38 when he had a motorcycle accident and lost his left leg. Brian Steele, another staff technician, lost part of his hand at 18 after a machining accident at work. They all live very active, fulfilling lives and enjoy helping other amputees do the same. It really is more than a job—it’s personal.