
Prosthetics
Lower and upper extremity prostheses, including advanced microprocessor-controlled and externally powered systems.
Explore prosthetics →Orthopedic Arts Laboratory provides sophisticated prosthetic and orthotic care with the attention, precision and continuity of an established New York clinical practice.
More than a prosthesis or brace. A carefully considered solution for the person who wears it.
Orthopedic Arts has served New York and surrounding communities for more than 25 years. We specialize in all levels of lower- and upper-extremity amputation, as well as custom orthotic care.
Our philosophy is simple: we do not recommend or provide services unless they have the potential to improve comfort, function or performance.
Every recommendation begins with an understanding of your anatomy, health, activity level, work, interests and expectations.
From custom sockets and advanced lower-limb systems to myoelectric upper-limb prostheses and custom orthoses, each device is designed around individual needs.

Lower and upper extremity prostheses, including advanced microprocessor-controlled and externally powered systems.
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Custom lower-limb, upper-limb and spinal orthoses for support, alignment, protection and improved function.
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Microprocessor-controlled knee systems, including the Ottobock C-Leg 4 and Kenevo, selected according to the individual patient’s functional needs.
Explore lower-limb technology →We consider the whole patient—not simply the amputation level or diagnosis—when selecting components and designing the device.
The socket, alignment and interface receive the attention they deserve because comfort and function depend on the details.
Delivery is not the end of care. We remain available for adjustments, repairs, maintenance and changes as your needs evolve.

“We will never recommend or provide services unless your comfort and/or performance will be improved.”
Stephan Manucharian, CP, BOCO is the Clinical Director of Orthopedic Arts Laboratory, Inc. He has more than three decades of education and clinical experience in prosthetics and orthotics and has led Orthopedic Arts since its founding.
Orthopedic Arts regularly engages in pro-bono humanitarian work in communities where access to quality prosthetic care is limited. Our history includes missions in Belize and other international initiatives, as well as ongoing assistance to amputees affected by the Russia–Ukraine war.
Our humanitarian work →Bring your questions, your goals and, if applicable, your current device. We will take the time to understand what you need.