Full prosthetic care, from the first conversation through fitting, alignment, and the visits that come after you have worn the limb at home.
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Care built around the way you move.
Master’s fits custom prostheses, braces, and compression devices for Kitsap County and the Olympic Peninsula — and stays for the adjustments that come after the first appointment.
A prescription from an MD, DPM, PA, or DO is required.
- Physician prescription
- Medicare provider
- Custom limbs & braces
- Follow-up after the fit
What we fit
Devices, fitted to a real day.
Prosthetics, bracing, compression, neuroprosthetics, and therapeutic footwear. Every device here starts with a prescription and ends with a follow-up.
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Upper & lower limb bracing
Orthoses for arms and legs, including therapeutic shoes and custom inserts when that is what the prescription specifies.
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Spinal & cervical bracing
Support for the spine and neck, fit to the prescription and adjusted for how you sit, stand, and sleep.
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Athletic bracing
Bracing for sport and other high-demand activity, fit so it stays put while you move.
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Compression & lymphedema garments
Garments measured and fit so they can actually be worn through a full day.
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Bioness neuroprosthetics
Advanced neuroprosthetic devices, evaluated and fit when a prescription calls for that technology.
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Re/aktiv dynamic bracing
Modular dynamic bracing, fit and adjusted in the Silverdale clinic.
Read moreHow a visit works
From the prescription to the follow-up.
Prescription
Care starts with an order from an MD, DPM, PA, or DO. Call if you are not sure the device is custom.
Consult
We talk through the goal, the prescription, and how you actually spend the day.
Fit
Measure, fabricate or supply, and adjust until the device is comfortable enough to wear.
Follow-through
Return visits for alignment, repairs, and whatever the first week of wear reveals.
The red wagon
Get in the wagon.
The red wagon is our mascot and a symbol of trust. At Master’s, we offer you a chance to get in the wagon: to let us help move you along your recovery, and to make the work of healing more bearable.
About the practiceOur purpose
It is the purpose of Master’s Orthotics and Prosthetics to provide compassionate, quality healthcare for our clients, while contributing to the success of our referral sources, all to the ultimate benefit of the community and the glory of God.
Patient stories
Kindness, noticed.
“Everyone here from the front office receptionist to the orthotic professional are super nice and extremely helpful. I won’t hesitate to recommend you all in the future!”
“Master’s has provided me with responsible and continuing assistance with my braces. They have pursued new types of braces and have found after much effort carbon fiber braces that are both more functional and comfortable. Master’s friendly and professional attitude makes a visit an encouraging experience and has for over 5 years.”
“The shoes and inserts you made for me are the best feeling I have ever had! Thank you for your excellent work!”
The people
The people who measure, fit, and follow through.
Prosthetists, orthotists, a therapeutic shoe specialist, and the front office that keeps the day humane.
Nathanael Feehan LPO
Clinic leadLeads the practice his father built, with training from the University of Washington and a residency in Oklahoma.
Daniel Goodnough CLPO
Orthotist & prosthetistUniversity of Washington-trained clinician who grew up a Navy kid and stayed in the Northwest.
Pete Seaman CLP
ProsthetistABC-certified prosthetist who came to the field as a second career and coaches people through the fit.
Kimberly Cronk CFo
Orthotic fitter & therapeutic shoe specialistFits braces and therapeutic shoes, with a long history of measuring footwear by hand.
Leisa Serra-Walsh
Office managerOffice manager since 2017, and the person who keeps the day running for patients and staff.
Chelsie Arkell
Insurance & inventoryInsurance specialist and inventory manager, born and raised in Kitsap County.
Before you come in