Howard: About Howard Orthotics

Howard: About Howard Orthotics

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MEET TWO OF OUR FULLY CREDENTIALED CAREGIVERS!

STAFF SPOTLIGHT: ROGER HOWARD AND SARA REMLEY At Howard Orthotics and Prosthetics, we are dedicated to providing youwith the highest quality care. Whilemost orthotics and prosthetics providers only have a single credentialed caregiver on staff, we are happy to say that Howard Orthotics and Prosthetics has two!

Roger Howard, CPO, Director

The American Board For Certification is the accrediting body for our individual provider certifications and our facility accreditation of both Watertown and Canton offices. Having two credentialed team members allows us to offer orthotics and prosthetics care five days a week at our Watertown location, and to also see our patients at our satellite office. That being said, we would like to introduce you to our two fully credentialed caregivers: Roger Howard and Sara Remley! Roger Howard has been in the Orthotics and Prosthetics field since 1990, and Sara Remley has been in the Orthotics and Prosthetics field since 2010. She also just celebrated her seventh year as part of the Howard Orthotics and Prosthetics family! Roger and Sara first met when Sara’s grandfather needed a prosthesis. He came into our clinic, where he was taken care of by Roger. Roger took the time to show Sara around the office and what the field of orthotics and prosthetics was all about. This, in turn, inspired Sara to pursue a career in theworld of orthotics and prosthetics. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, and then went on to Northwestern University for Orthotics and University of Hartford for Prosthetics. (continued inside)

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(continued from outside) Eventually, Roger and the rest of our team at Howard Orthotics and Prosthetics were looking to grow and take on another caregiver. Sara was a Certified Orthotist at the time and was looking to move back to the Watertown area. Roger and Sara’s story came full circle when Sara joined the Howard Orthotics and Prosthetics team seven years ago. At our clinic, we love seeing stories such as this one where paths cross and people are introduced to the many benefits of the orthotics and prosthetics world. As our patients may or may not know, the mission of Howard Orthotics and Prosthetics is three-fold: 1. To help patients enhance their abilities and reach their optimum physical potential. 2. To help patients find pain relief so they can live a higher quality of life. 3. To be known as a reliable, results-based orthotic and prosthetic practice within our community. With compassionate, caring people like Roger and Sara on our team, we are able to continually succeed in our mission. If you’re in need of orthotic or prosthetic care, contact us today to get started with one of our dedicated team members! THE STORY OF A GROWING TEAM

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The workers are super nice and treat you with so much respect! Success Story - Justin L. “Love how warm and welcoming it is. The workers are super nice and treat you with so much respect. I would recommend them to everyone. Keep up the great work.” We did not wait long to see someone for our needs! Success Story - Sue R. “Very, very nice professional people. We did not wait long to see someone for our needs. I would pick them again.”

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