Because I am on the state insurance, I am required to use Cornerstone for a boot after a leg break…read more The service was prompt and the staff friendly. However, the "specialist" put me in the wrong sized boot. Because the boot was 1 size too small, I developed a sore on the top of my foot that required a trip to the ER, then the surgeon to rectify. How do I know it was the wrong sized boot? Because I have been using the larger boot without issue for the last 8 years. Thankfully, I am in the correct sized boot now....without their assistance. If you get sent here by your doctor, I would recommend returning to your doctor to check the sizing and fit of your boot/shoe/whatever.

I am retired military and was referred to Cornerstone for a couple things. I could not be more…read morepleased with their service. They diagnosed and advised me on the devices they made for me and on sustainable use tips. They were very accommodating when scheduling appointments and followed up after with phone calls to see how I was doing. I have never had any health services provider do that and after being surprised realized that this may be the first time that I felt cared for as a patient. Highly recommend anyone to use them for prosthetics and orthotics.

They did a great job sizing me. procetic fits perfectly. Thank you cornerstone in Bellingham.read more

Friendly staff and a comfortable place to be. Well kept office and even during the height of the…read morepandemic the staff was kind and friendly.

If you don't believe in one-size-fits-all care, you'd be at the good place. Tony and his small crew…read moreof very competent co workers will always go the extra 1.6 Kms not to let you down. Every clinic will tag themselves "patient-centered", but Awards really it. I can say I learned enough to be a lot more independent, through time they invested in teaching me. The wait times are short, and the service is very professional. I highly recommend.

I have had two pairs of the FASTR folding crutches. I originally got them because they are light…read moreand because when I travel out of the US I like to use one and carry one folded, either in my checked luggage--or in a child's snowshoe bag, as my carry-on. I actually use either one or two all the time now depending on my current mobility--it says they're not for full time use, but I have found them okay--I weigh 135 lbs and load onto the right one quite a bit (so I make them interchangeable, no ergonomic grips) but I am walking with both feet. Email/phone service is also great. Right I am struggling with putting on silicon hand grips, but that's a small price to pay. I first got them in 2008 then again 2017 because the first pair got worn out; I keep an old one in the car trunk for rough ground, and one next to my bed for maneuvering at night.

While my two kids were involved with QA things were great but once we got a diagnoses of Autism for…read moreboth kids, we were informed that we would have to find programs for them. After we made our choice of service providers the Team leader at QA decided to stick her nose in where it was not wanted and cause way more stress than what was needed at this time. It seems that they don't like fathers to be involved with their children or parents to make their own choices. And heaven forbid that you chose a program that is not to QA's liking because they will do everything in their power to try to stop you from making your child happy.

Had a leg built here in 2015, the quality of workmanship was subpar. The leg lasted a year and cost…read moreover $15000. The Manager of the company did not take any responsibility for the subpar workmanship and provided zero recourse. This company is typical of the predatory nature that exists in the prosthetic industry. Think twice before acquiring their services.