Full Circle Approach to Prosthetics and Orthotics
At Amputee Clinic, we pride ourselves on being a locally owned and operated clinic in Fort Myers and Apopka, dedicated to providing exceptional care and personalized solutions for those in need of prosthetics and orthotics.
Our Story
Amputee Clinic was founded on a simple but powerful belief: everyone deserves the opportunity to move comfortably and live independently. With clinic locations in Fort Myers and Apopka, Florida, we provide personalized prosthetic care, custom solutions, and compassionate support tailored to each patient’s needs. From expert fittings to timely solutions, our team is committed to helping people across Southwest and Central Florida move forward with greater confidence and independence.
Our founders recognized a gap in Southwest Florida—amputees were waiting weeks or months for prosthetic fittings, traveling long distances, and often settling for devices that didn’t fit properly. We knew there had to be a better way. With over 100 years of combined clinical experience, our team established Amputee Clinic to bring expert prosthetic care directly to our community.
We envision a future where every amputee in Southwest Florida has access to perfectly fitted prosthetics and comprehensive care that transforms lives. Through innovation, education, and community support, we’re building a center of excellence where advanced technology meets compassionate service. Our goal: ensure no one faces amputation alone or settles for less than life-changing mobility.
Our mission is simple: help you walk again with confidence and freedom. We provide custom prosthetics and orthotics through a full-circle approach—combining expert fitting, advanced physical therapy, nutritional counseling, and ongoing support. As Fort Myers’ only clinic with same-day solutions, we’re committed to removing barriers and making quality prosthetic care accessible, compassionate, and effective for everyone.
Why Amputee Clinic?
Amputee Clinic
Early Intervention and Research
✓ IPOP (Immediate Post-Operative Prosthesis)
✓ Early intervention (to prevent loss of function, atrophy, mental deterioration, etc.)
✓ Research for patient, healthcare providers, and therapists
In-House and Onsite Services
✓ Onsite, custom lab
✓ Very fast turnaround with completed paperwork
✓ In-house billing
✓ Home deliveries and repairs
Patient Education and Monitoring
✓ Continuous patient monitoring
✓ High-tech advancements and recent research
✓ Education on new techniques and devices
✓ Teaching and demonstrations
Global Executive Leadership
A dedicated team of professionals bringing expertise, vision, and passion to every project we deliver.
Meet Our Team
Amputee Clinic was born from a simple but powerful belief: every person deserves to walk comfortably and live independently.
Leadership Built On Experience, Not Shortcuts
I am Marcum R. Randall, PT, CP, a Prosthetist and Physical Therapist with nearly 50 years of experience and owner of Amputee Clinic, Inc. in Fort Myers, Florida. I was blessed to earn a full scholarship in gymnastics to Southern Illinois University, and my early background in the trades shaped my hands-on approach to building precise, custom prosthetic devices. I am passionate about helping my patients regain mobility and independence through thoughtful design and care. Outside of my work, I enjoy staying active through regular workouts, studying the Bible, attending church, and spending meaningful time playing with my grandchildren.
Leadership Built On Experience, Not Shortcuts
Doug is a U.S. Army veteran who served as a combat medic in Vietnam in 1968 and was honorably discharged in 1972. He began his healthcare career at the VA Hospital in Seattle, where he worked as a physical therapist assistant and discovered his interest in prosthetics. Using his educational benefits, he earned a BS in Prosthetics and Orthotics from the University of Washington School of Medicine in 1978.
Doug then moved to Washington, DC, working for J.E. Hanger, where he became certified in both prosthetics and orthotics. In 1986, he founded Maryland Orthopedic Rehabilitation Services, building it over 13 years before selling it in 1999 and continuing as practice manager until 2004.
He later joined the VA system again, managing central fabrication labs in Tucson and serving as Chief of Clinical Services in Prosthetics in Albuquerque. After retiring from federal service in 2013, Doug continued part-time work in the private sector until 2017, when he joined Amputee Clinic. He retired again in 2020 during COVID and remained in Albuquerque until 2023.
Doug returned to Amputee Clinic to help prepare it for sale, and after new ownership acquired the practice in 2025, he stayed on as lead clinician
Leadership Built On Experience, Not Shortcuts
Making prosthetics was never my plan in life. I became an amputee in 2010 when I lost my foot in an electrical accident at a construction site I was working on. I tried having legs made at several different prosthetic companies but when I discovered Amputee Clinic everything just clicked. In fact things went so well that I was offered a chance to start working at Amputee Clinic in the lab building prosthetic limbs. That was 10 years ago. God sure does work in mysterious ways. With me being an amputee I am able to bridge the gap between patients & Prosthesists. It’s an honor to do this kind of work & i am so blessed.
Leadership Built On Experience, Not Shortcuts
I am a Certified Prosthetist/Orthotist with over 10 years of experience building prosthetic limbs and orthotic devices. My passion, the reason I get out of bed every morning, is to help people with limb differences regain as much mobility as they can and to live satisfying and fulfilling lives, unhindered by disability. I love taking on complex and difficult cases that have stumped other prosthetists and orthotists. I enjoy combining new technology with historical knowledge and skill to make the best possible device for my patients. I discovered the field of Prosthetics and Orthotics when my leg became temporarily paralyzed while I was 19. My neurologist ordered a custom brace and when I went to have it made I became so fascinated with the field of custom bracing and custom prosthetic devices that I decided to change my career and build them professionally. When I discovered Amputee Clinic I realized that I had found a place where I can most optimally use my creativity to help improve the lives of my patients.
