Providers of Orthotic and Prosthetic Care in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex
Our team, led by Spencer Smith and Nathan Sutti, is committed to restoring mobility and independence for patients of all ages. Discover our compassionate expertise and transformative orthotic and prosthetic care in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
Spencer Smith CPO, LPO
Hailing from the Lone Star State, Spencer Smith is a proud Texas A&M University alum with a passion for Pediatric care. With a background in Orthotics and Prosthetics from UT Southwestern Medical Center, Spencer boasts over a decade of experience specializing in lower and upper-extremity orthotic devices, spinal orthotics, scoliosis care, and prosthetics. As a leader and mentor, his impact has been felt across multiple offices, where he has touched the lives of patients from various regions, demonstrating his commitment to exceptional patient care and outcomes.
When not in the clinic, Spencer enjoys family time with his wife and daughters, indulging his love for the outdoors through hunting, fishing, and camping adventures at Garner State Park.
When not in the clinic, Spencer enjoys family time with his wife and daughters, indulging his love for the outdoors through hunting, fishing, and camping adventures at Garner State Park.
Nathan Sutti CPO, CTPO, LPO
Nathan Sutti's journey in the orthotic and prosthetic field began with adversity—a life-changing accident that led him to discover his purpose in helping others. Through personal experience and professional expertise, Nathan has honed his skills in developing innovative orthotic devices, such as the Bounder Modular Dynamic AFO, which supports pediatric patients in achieving mobility goals. His commitment to tailoring solutions to fit each patient's unique needs shines through as he advocates for thinking beyond conventional approaches to deliver exceptional care.
Nathan's empathetic approach stems from his journey as a patient, instilling in him a deep understanding of the transformative impact that orthotic and prosthetic devices can have on daily life. As a technician and practitioner, Nathan aspires to be a beacon of hope for those navigating similar challenges, leading with compassion and a drive to improve lives one patient at a time.
Brynne (Blackmar) Sakakini
Brynne (Blackmar) Sakakini's interest in orthotics and prosthetics began during a high school club volleyball trip to Nicaragua when her team interacted with amputees playing sitting volleyball. This exposed Brynne to the hardships experienced by those without access to care or effective devices, which turned into a passion for helping others regain mobility.
Brynne went on to attend the University of Texas at Dallas where she was a volleyball and track student athlete. She graduated with a Biomedical Engineering degree and went on to earn her Masters in Orthotics and Prosthetics from Baylor College of Medicine in 2024. Brynne's rotational residency in her Masters Program took her to clinics in Washington, Georgia, Maryland, Illinois and Texas where she learned from a wide array of professionals and treated a diverse patient population.
When not in the clinic, Brynne's love of the outdoors will find her hiking, camping and adventuring. In addition to spending time with family and friends, Brynne enjoys cooking, baking and is an avid reader.
When not in the clinic, Brynne's love of the outdoors will find her hiking, camping and adventuring. In addition to spending time with family and friends, Brynne enjoys cooking, baking and is an avid reader.