The practice
Decades of fitting, in one Silverdale clinic.
A family-owned orthotics and prosthetics practice beside St. Michael Medical Center. The work is technical. The point is ordinary life.
Master’s Orthotics and Prosthetics combines decades of experience with current technology and direct, personal service for Kitsap County and the Olympic Peninsula.
With a prescription from a physician, podiatrist, physician assistant, or doctor of osteopathy, the clinic fits prosthetic limbs, upper- and lower-limb braces, spinal and cervical braces, athletic braces, compression and lymphedema garments, Bioness neuroprosthetics, Re/aktiv modular dynamic bracing, and therapeutic shoes and inserts.
A family practice
Nathanael Feehan, LPO, has led the clinic since 2015, after the death of his father, Samuel Feehan, CLPO. Samuel spent more than 32 years in the field and wore a long leg brace himself. That history is still in the building: difficult devices, made to be lived in, adjusted until they are.
The clinicians, fitters, and front office work together at 9975 Mickelberry Road NW. People notice the front desk as often as they notice the brace. Both are part of the care.
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.
Our 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.