We listen first
Your goals, your routine, and what has not worked before shape the plan before anything is measured.
Genfinity O&P
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Genfinity O&P
Loading…Clinical precision is only the beginning. The real goal is helping you feel like yourself again.
People may notice a brace or prosthesis before they notice you. We understand how frustrating, vulnerable, or exhausting that can feel. Our role is to give you clear information, thoughtful care, and a device that supports the person you are—not a label on a chart.
In Tarzana, Genfinity O&P brings together 30 years of collective experience, precise assessment, in-house fabrication capability, careful fitting, and long-term follow-up. The process is personal because the outcome affects your everyday life.
You deserve time to ask questions, express concerns, and feel heard without being rushed.
Measurements, gait observations, materials, and component choices are guided by real-life goals.
How we care
30 years of collective experience have taught us that a good device comes from good listening, careful work, and staying close after the first appointment. Here is what you can count on.
Your goals, your routine, and what has not worked before shape the plan before anything is measured.
Precise assessment and in-house fabrication capability mean your device is built for your body, not pulled off a shelf.
Comfort and function are adjusted through follow-up visits, guided by your feedback as your needs change.
When appropriate, we coordinate with your referring provider and help you understand insurance requirements.
Tell us what is getting in the way. We will help you find the right next step.
Clinical leadership by Deepak Kumar Bhardwaj
Deepak brings experienced clinical judgment to each evaluation, fitting, and adjustment. That experience is used for one purpose: solving the problem in front of the patient.
His approach combines biomechanics, careful listening, and practical problem-solving. Whether the need is complex bracing, foot pain relief, prosthetic mobility, or day-to-day support, the conversation begins with what the patient wants to do more comfortably and confidently.