I have been a patient of RI Limb since I was 17 yrs old. I was taken very good care of by the 2nd…read moregeneration, I even worked closely with them to fight against the big health insurance companies to try for a better product and a better deal. I went to the state house, I wrote many letters. I even had young people at my home to encourage them to become an amputee instead of having countless surgeries. Next comes the third generation. Want to expand, cover the state, make it more difficult to have a close relationship now, they travel the state, one day here, the next day over there, no respect. Time to leave after 47yrs with an extremely bad taste in my mouth.

From the owner: RI Limb Company is a family owned and operated business. We practice prosthetic and orthotic…read moretreatment. We work with each patient to assess your individual needs and facilitate your return to an active lifestyle. We have over 50 years of experience. Contact us today for more information.

It's a lovely small business run by some lovely older women who know EXACTLY what they're doing. I…read morewent for a bra fitting and the woman who helped me eyeballed the size and got it right FIRST TRY. Now I have a bra that fits, which is not something I've ever really had, save the sports bras. I actually have a real, regular bra now, and it FITS!!! This was my first time ever being fitted for a bra, but my mom who has been fitted at many places over the years says that places like Victoria's Secret don't have people who really know what they're doing, ESPECIALLY compared to Ruth's Lingerie. 5/5 stars, highly recommend to anyone who wears bras and needs a new one. Additionally, I do have level 1 autism, and the place was sensory-friendly to me at least. The lights were not too bright and the environment was not too loud, and the bra I got is very comfortable (except for the tag but I'll just cut that off lol).

You would think a business who caters to women going through breast cancer would have more patience…read moreand compassion. I made an appointment for a Saturday, arrived on time but was made to wait becasue of all the walk-ins they had. Then why make an appointment? I was there for a compression sleeve and wanted a printed one. The woman threw a brochre at me and said this is an old one so they maynot be making that print anymore. Great customer service right? The woman who was helping me was supposed to "teach" me onhow to put the sleeve on. She walks away and helps another customer. PIck up 2 weeks later I was told they would help me put it on the check the fit. It was the same woman who helped me inatially she did not offer nor did I ask to put it on to check the fit. I figured why bother. I'll order online from now on. This place is resting on its laurels.

I haven't shopped there so I can't review based on selection or service, however being a cancer…read morepatient myself, there web page looked like they were truly dedicated to the breast cancer cause. So, my insurance company will reimburse 150.00 for a wig, when I called to tell her that, she said Oh, our wigs start from 400.00 and up, you might be able to get a discontinued for 350.00 or so. I think that's ridiculous, they are truly a commercial company, don't use the cancer cause in your advertisement when all your doing is ripping them off. I'll be going to carols wig shop in pawtucket, was told by my oncologist that their prices are way more reasonable. Okay I have to fair to this business. 350.00 and up is the going rate in all local wig shops so I can't give them a one star based on that. Other than pricing I don't know anything about this business, so it's not fair to post a bad posting.

We've been to a few wig salons/shops. Tiffany's of Rhode Island in Cranston, Alicia's Beauty Shop…read morein North Kingstown and this shop on 663 Oaklawn Avenue, Cranston. This has been a difficult shopping expedition. Personally I really really liked Cathleen Leite at Alicia's. She was so helpful, knew her wigs and explained their differences so well to us and was polite and inviting. Her shop is also closest to us. We dropped by Tiffany's wig shop which was personally recommended to us by a family member as a great place to go to (but in fairness sake this member didn't wear wigs. Also the person knew the woman who personally owned Tiffany's so it may have been biased.) Tiffany's was crowded with merchandise and the desk jockey was dismissive with my Mother who was very put off by the curt and unwelcoming atmosphere there. She had no problem dismissing the appointment she had made to come back another time when she found the wig of her dreams. STOP. Now understand, neither I nor my Mother have worn wigs outside of fright wigs for Halloween. We barely ever wear makeup. This process is a bit heartbreaking and toilsome as insurance companies are involved with the process. Being informed that a wig is technically a cranial prosthesis is daunting and off-putting to say the least. To have to explore uncharted territory (and chemical smells when one has a migraine,) is anxiety producing. The owner Sandra and her daughter Neishe (spelling?) were laid back. They seemed to put Mom at ease. And the wig that Mom claims makes her look like she's in her 40s (and it does for god's sakes!) is at this shop! There is no reason to go elsewhere. We found her hair nirvana. My brother, who was with us yesterday agreed that this wig was JUST LIKE her old hair! Neishe cut the bangs on the long haired wig so that Mom could still see and yet hide her eyebrows. BUT, and this is my observation, I am not sure if Mom is going to be able to go back to Alicia's Beauty Shop. She (Cathleen,) seemed to know the most about cancer, the wigs and styling. We'll see. A wig is an costly investment to make. $300 and up, a wig can be very expensive and needs to be maintained and certain things can't be done in one (like cooking, driving in a car with the top down, use your imagination...) I am hoping that things work out. For now Mom is very happy with her wig and I am optimistic that Mom will feel better about herself now that she has something that looks like it belongs to her to wear. AND Sandra provided a drying form for Mom to hang her wig on so that it doesn't brush any surfaces when she's not wearing it since it has long hair.

It would be nice if they could figure out a way to answer the phone…read more It would be nice if their phone routing system didn't send you to Tiffany's for Men no matter whether you push 1 or 2. It would be nice if someone could return a call in something less than 3 days.

Four stars for: variety, customer service…read more One star for: price/affordability: wigs very expensive/overpriced. Regret purchasing there before shopping around for similar (medical grade?) quality.

Mark went above and beyond when fitting my son for his orthotics. Everyone st Northeast is…read moredelightful to work with.

My child has been seen at Northeast Orthotics for a few months now for her helmet. One of the…read moreorthotists, Brian, has been great. The other, Bill, has been a nightmare. I've never had a clinician talk to me like I'm a piece of shit or a moron.... until today. I mentioned that I haven't been getting reminder phone calls and was called a liar. Im not happy. If I didn't need to deal with them, I wouldn't... but we're stuck. I'm just throwing out there that if your child needs a helmet do not choose North East Orthotics. Completely disgusted.