Synergy Orthopedics

Since 2001, Synergy Orthopedics has served as a dedicated partnered with patients recovering from musculoskeletal injuries and surgeries. Working along side physicians and other healthcare providers, we assist patients with regaining function and motion to get you back to your normal activity level and lifestyle.

Since its foundation in 2001, Synergy has been a trusted partner to patients recovering from musculoskeletal injuries and surgeries. At Synergy Orthopedics the patient is at the heart of everything we do. A: A wide range of health insurance policies and health care plans provide reimbursement and/or coverage for durable medical equipment from Synergy Orthopedic.

My Rep was awesome, he came to my work to get me fitted for my boot! Even came to my house on a Saturday morning with a new boot so I would have the right one! I rarely leave a review but your Rep was absolutely great and helpful, so I decided to share my experience. I hurt my knee and had a surgery done a few days ago, and I know the recovery is absolutely the most crucial part of the entire process.

Since 2001, Synergy Orthopedics has been a trusted partner with a wide range of healthcare providers across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region. Our team strives to work with physicians and healthcare providers who share the value we place on a patient-first approach. Given our expertise and commitment to patient care, you are sure to find that working with Synergy Orthopedics is the surest route to positive outcomes for your patients.

Synergy's SMARTCare program consists of phases, which can be blended to your specific needs. Your SMARTCare program will be designed specifically to meet your practices needs for DME and Bracing Products. Variety of Vendors-Ossur, Hely Weber, Breg, DJO, Bledsoe, Orthofix and Aspen to name a few.

Synergy's multi-vendor Bone Growth Stimulator offering allows the best possible device to be applied to meet each individual patient's need for the BEST OUTCOME.A Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) Device moves a joint passively following surgery and avoids activation of muscular function within a safe healing Range of Motion (ROM).