When the supplier of my left boot refused to deliver the right boot, we went to their office, only…read moreto find a 1-1.5hr wait just to be seen. Luckily, my orthopaedic surgeon's prescription included a list of suppliers, so I called Orthotic & Prosthetic Center of Tampa from the parking lot of the first supplier, as they were the closest. They were eager to help and told me to come right away to be fitted. Less than 30 minutes later, I was on my way home with my new boot!

This is a wonderful family owned business where you receive individual care and attention and are…read moretreated like family. I've been going there for years for my very difficult to treat feet and have been able to walk in comfort at a job where I am on my feet all day. I highly recommend this wonderful business for its professionalism and very caring attitude. I won't go anywhere else for my foot care.

I had a hard time getting the paperwork from my doctor, but Kay took are of it. Great staff here…read more Professional service. If you need prosthetics or diabetic shoes, this is the place to come.

This place is amazing!!! The people here are so wonderful. They were so good to us, that I would…read morerecommend them to any and everyone. The people at the desk were great and the people in the back were great. GREAT EXPERIENCE!!!

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I was very reluctant on the braces Jim Barr had suggested that I try. Being in so much pain with my…read morefeet being flat and sinus tarsi syndrome I am so grateful to have consented. The surgeon had originally wanted me to be fit for Arizona braces.Jim Barr took the time to explain the difference of the two and had personally called my doctor and discussed with him that he thought the Ritchie braces best suited my lifestyle and that I would have more mobility. How right Jim Barr was! Not only did the braces enable me to walk again they even took away the pain and now I'm totally off the gabapenten. Thank you Mr.Barr for helping me get back walking and seriously I thought I may never be able to.. I also need to point out that I only needed a very minor adjustment with the braces. This is a man who definitely knows his business and I highly recommend his services. He is patient, knowledgeable, and is truly there to help you and that he does!

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I needed a new full length KAFO made. I worked with this company for over 20 months, and they could…read morenot provide me with a suitable brace that was easy to lock and unlock the knee joint and without pinch points. They would come every 1-3 weeks for a fitting, and every time one problem was corrected but a new one would occur, or the same one was not fixed. Very frustrating that after the 20 months I have had enough and decided to find another manufacturer,

Dog brace, I have never been to an office where the staff were so friendly, professional and…read morecaring. Danielle did an excellent job and had lots of patience actually all the girls were great and very helpful thanks so much

If I could give this place no stars I would. DO NOT GO HERE IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A CRANIAL HELMET…read moreFOR YOUR BABY. This placed is awful. I went to West Coast Brace and Limb first but went to Hanger because they were cheaper and accepted by my insurance, now I know why. They are completely outdated on their technology for these helmets made for babies heads. When we went, the man who was taking my son's measurements had obviously no experience with babies whatsoever. It took him 1.5 hours to try and do what it took 15 minutes to do at West Coast. We eventually ended up leaving because he couldn't get his machine to work correctly. This was after he insulted me by implying it was my fault my son has a flat spot on his head. We left in the middle of the exam and never heard from them again. Not even a follow up to see why we left. Unacceptable. We were there for almost 2.5 hours and nothing was completed. Stay far far away!

I was recommended to go to West Coast Brace & Limb, by my orthopedic doctor. Since I had orthotics…read morealready, I was told to get them adjusted and see how I felt after. West Coast is in Palm Harbor, near my home. I walked in and told the receptionist what I needed to have done. She asked for my prescription and orthodic, then went back to the doctor. When she returned, I was told that he was with another client, being fit for a boot, but it should not be too long. She then went back to the doctor, and when she came back, informed me it would cost $50 for the adjustment. Being in extreme pain I agreed to it. She again went back to the doctor and upon her return, told me they usually deal with appointments only. I took my prescription and left. I do not like to be treated this way. I could have been told up front that they deal only with appointments, instead of being lead along wasting my time.

My 83-year-old mother has Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease. She has suffered from the pain caused…read moreby her heels curved in a 45-degree angle for well over a decade. Since she did not live in an area serviced by Westcoast Brace and Limb, she could never find anyone to fit her with the correct Ankle Foot Orthotic (AFO) or brace. That all changed when she moved to the Tampa Bay area. Making our first appointment at the Brandon office with Liz was quick. One call, one appointment. When the day arrived, we met with Walt, a Certified Orthotist. He was the real deal. My mother's condition was complicated, so he had to take his time to find a solution. As he figured out how to find the correct product to use, he called in on his colleague Juan, a certified Pedorthist (a specialist trained to modify footwear). Between the two of them, they came up with a working solution. I prayed that this time my mom might finally be able to walk without severe pain. After a few weeks, I received a call from Liz. The shoes with braces had arrived. Yajaida made sure the insurance authorizations needed were there at the time of our visit. So, that was a big relief. So, we go back to the Brandon office for her first fitting. It went well but more was needed. After a couple of weeks, all the pieces came into place, including my mother, but then came Covid, and like everyone else, we had to shelter-in-place. Ugh! Finally, we got a call to come in. Of course, the office was taking all the mandated health precautions. That reinforced my trust in the team. So, mom tried on her new shoes with braces. She stood up and smiled. Hope, I thought. I was right. She walked back and forth inside the safety of the parallel bars or, as we nicknamed them, "the catwalk." We did have a couple of follow-up visits to make slight adjustments, but thanks to Westcoast Brace and Limb, we finally had a real fix to a decade long struggle. My mom is truly comfortable, stable, and pain-free. Thank you, Mauricio Rosas

the staff is always courteous and check in is quick and wait time is usually very short…read more The PA I see is very knowledgeable about my issues and listens to my questions and explains everything. Florida orthopedic is the best place to go for your bone issues.

Great staff. I had 5 weeks of very successful physical therapy for foot drop. I am greatful for the…read morehelp to get moving again!

Last Chance Thrift Store is large and has some great deals. There's also some ridiculously over…read morepriced items. I found a notable brand name shirt for $20. No ma'am. But also found lots of clothes for $7.99 and under. I found quite a number of items very easily, all is great condition. Store is clean, well organized, and the staff are super friendly and helpful. Some items are in multiple areas, like housewares, so you really have to be prepared to walk the whole store if you looking for something specific. That said there is something for everyone (ie. books, clothes, dishes, jewelry,toys, bedding etc). And the location is easy to find on a main road. Parking spaces are tight so watch when coming and going. I would definitely go back. I suggest drop off some items for donation, then shop.

My parents moved to Palm Harbor in 1996, so I have been shopping at the Last Chance for close to…read morethirty years. It is a nice open store that is well organized and well lit. Prices I find are very fair, and if you sign up on their email list, you receive each Monday a text offering you 50% off of your entire shopping purchases for that day. That is a fantastic perk. There are bathrooms available and the parking is plentiful. Lamps and luggage are placed outside of the general store, but the area is covered. The one thing I used to dislike about the store was how they offered cds and dvds. They used to have them placed in small plastic storage boxes, the kind you place under your bed. They were placed against the wall, where customers lined up to pay at the cash registers. It was annoying to have to stand there in the way of customers. However, a few years ago that changed, and now shopping for cds, dvds, and blu-rays is much easier. They have placed them farther down in the store near the dressing rooms, so now it is easy and workable to browse and find them. Cds are $1.00, so even without the text discount, they are fairly priced. It is worth your time to check out the Last Chance.