Orthotics & Prosthetics in Connecticut
O&P practices that fabricate and fit braces, prosthetic limbs, and custom supports.
- orthotics and prosthetics suppliers
- 104
- Places covered
- 48
- All suppliers in state
- 1,823
What to expect. The right call if you need crutches long term or need them fitted around a brace or prosthesis. Often carries forearm crutches that retail pharmacies never stock.
Browse by city
48 places- Stamford 10
- Hartford 7
- Farmington 6
- Milford 5
- Bridgeport 4
- Danbury 4
- Glastonbury 4
- New Haven 4
- Waterbury 4
- Middletown 3
- New London 3
- West Hartford 3
- Cheshire 2
- Cromwell 2
- Meriden 2
- North Haven 2
- Norwich 2
- Southbury 2
- Torrington 2
- Wallingford 2
- Waterford 2
- Wethersfield 2
- Willimantic 2
- Avon 1
- Bethel 1
- Bloomfield 1
- Branford 1
- Bristol 1
- Canton 1
- Danielson 1
- East Berlin 1
- East Hartford 1
- East Lyme 1
- Greenwich 1
- Manchester 1
- Mystic 1
- New Milford 1
- Norwalk 1
- Orange 1
- Pawcatuck 1
- Plainfield 1
- Rocky Hill 1
- Seymour 1
- Suffield 1
- Trumbull 1
- Vernon 1
- Weatogue 1
- Windsor 1
Other supplier types in Connecticut
Medical supply store
Home medical equipment and durable medical equipment (DME) dealers. This is the category most likely to stock more than one style of crutch and to fit them for you.
1,058 in Connecticut →
Pharmacy
Retail and community pharmacies. The fastest same-day option in most towns, and the one open latest.
661 in Connecticut →
Common questions
- How many orthotics and prosthetics suppliers are there in Connecticut?
- 104 are registered with Medicare across 48 places in Connecticut. That count comes from the federal NPI registry, so it covers businesses enrolled to supply equipment, not every shop that happens to sell a cane.
- Will a orthotics & prosthetics have crutches in stock?
- The right call if you need crutches long term or need them fitted around a brace or prosthesis. Often carries forearm crutches that retail pharmacies never stock.
- Do I need a prescription?
- Not to buy. Crutches are an over-the-counter purchase anywhere in Connecticut. A prescription is only required when you want Medicare or private insurance to cover the cost. Read how coverage works.