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About Our Practice My wife and I moved to North Carolina in late 2005. While I was not in the best of health, I had no idea how close to death I was. I was admitted to the hospital in December 2005, for what was a six-week stay. During this time, I experienced amputation of my left leg, [... About North Carolina Orthotics and Prosthetics was founded in 2003 by Damon Johncour. Damon believed that more could be done to serve the needs of orthotic and prosthetic patients throughout North Carolina. His partners, Bill Stauffer, K.C. Carlson and Marco Calcagno agreed with this vision and together they built a new kind of practice with an important mission. They wanted to run a practice that focused as much on the patients as it did on the orthotic and prosthetic devices themselves. They wanted to spend as much time and effort needed with each patient to ensure that they understood their situation, their device and their opportunities to lead productive lives. NCOPI is also dedicated to working closely with physicians, therapists and affiliated hospitals. Before a patient may even need a device, we make ourselves available to assist in treating non-healing wounds, educating patients and doing everything we can to try and prevent limb loss. If surgery is deemed necessary, we make ourselves available before, during and after any surgeries at the hospital, a skilled nursing facility, at our office and even at a patient's home when necessary. We make ourselves available day or night, 24/7 something our patients and health partners find valuable. We want our patient's to know that we'll be there for them for life.