Proud to Care for Our Veterans Who need Prosthetic Care: Honoring Those Who Served

Heidi Collins • February 13, 2026

Veteran-Focused Prosthetic Care You Can Trust

veteran with prosthetic

At Palmetto Orthotic & Prosthetic Center, providing prosthetic care to veterans is more than a service—it is a true honor.

We are privileged to work with men and women who have served our country with strength, sacrifice, and resilience. As a family-owned, woman-owned, and veteran-owned practice, service is deeply rooted in who we are. Our founder, David Perkins, is a Navy veteran who served four tours in Vietnam, and his legacy continues to guide our mission every day.

When veterans come to us, they are met with respect, understanding, and clinical excellence. We recognize that every journey is unique, and we are committed to providing personalized prosthetic care that supports long-term mobility and independence.

Advanced Care with a Personal Approach

We proudly offer advanced prosthetic solutions, including our True Fit Prosthetic Socket, designed to maximize comfort, stability, and function. Our comprehensive approach includes detailed evaluations, custom socket design, precise fitting, and ongoing follow-up—because prosthetic care is an ongoing partnership, not a one-time visit.

Restoring Mobility, Confidence, and Independence

Prosthetic care is about more than mobility—it’s about restoring confidence and quality of life. Seeing veterans return to daily activities, work, family life, and hobbies is one of the most rewarding parts of what we do.

To the veterans we serve: thank you for your service and your trust. It is our privilege to stand beside you and support every step forward.

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