

ProCare-Prosthetic Care, Inc. was established over ten years ago in 1995 by Stephen and Mariamne Schulte. The ProCare business idea took shape when Stephen began to see the need for a more patient centered prosthetic care environment. From the very beginning, he focused on increasing patient involvement and patient satisfaction, and as a result, the lives of patients were improved.

With a patient centered focus, this husband and wife team (along with their staff) is dedicated to providing the highest quality personalized prosthetic care to each patient and their families.

Since its opening, ProCare has expanded to several locations throughout Georgia. Today, ProCare continues to grow in order to better serve the medical community and its patients.
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Stephen A. Schulte, CP, LP, FAAOP

Stephen is an American Board Certified (ABC) prosthetist and a member and Fellow of the American Academy of Orthotics and Prosthetists. Stephen is a licensed practitioner (LP) in the state of Georgia. Stephen and his wife, Amne, are the owners of Prosthetic Care, Inc. (ProCare). A native of Gwinnett County, he furthered his education with an undergraduate degree at Coker College in South Carolina. Stephen completed the Certificate Program for Prosthetics at Northwestern University in Chicago and has been working with patients and serving the medical community for two decades. Manager of the ProCare Suwanee office, Stephen is a past board member for the Georgia Society of Orthotists and Prosthetists. He was chosen to serve as an on-site practitioner at the 1996 Paralympics. Stephen has worked with all ages and levels of amputation and is a firm believer in the team approach to meeting the patient needs.
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Russell W. Walker, CP, LP, CFo

Rusty joined the ProCare team in 1998, first as a technician and then as a graduate of Northwestern University's Prosthetics Program in Chicago. He is an American Board Certified (ABC) prosthetist and a certified fitter of orthotics (ABC). Rusty is a licensed practitioner (LP) in the state of Georgia. He is a member of the American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists (AAOP). Rusty grew up in Columbus, Georgia and holds Bachelor's degrees in Education and Sports Performance from Berry College in Rome, Georgia. He is married and stays busy keeping up with his two children. Rusty has worked with all types of patients, including upper and lower extremity amputees. He enjoys working with a variety of age groups, from the young and athletic, to the active geriatric population. Rusty expresses it best by saying, "I get the greatest satisfaction seeing a patient's quality of life improved. I genuinely believe in the team approach to patient care, a philosophy embraced here at ProCare. I'm proud to be a part of a team where patient's concerns and needs come first."
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Jacob Brinson, CP, LP

Jacob has been with ProCare since 2003. Jacob began his career at ProCare as a technician after graduating from the University of Georgia with a Bachelor's degree in marketing. Since then, Jacob has completed the Graduate Program for Prosthetics at Northwestern University in Chicago. Jacob is an American Board Certified (ABC) prosthetist and a licensed practitioner (LP) in the state of Georgia. A native of Gainesville, Georgia, he enjoys helping patients with their specific needs and serves as an important part of the ProCare team.
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Andrew Allison, Resident Prosthetist

Andy has been with ProCare since June of 2007, shortly after graduating from Georgia Tech with a Masters of Science in Prosthetics and Orthotics. In 2003, he received a Bachelors of Science in Biomechanical Engineering from Westmont College in Santa Barbara, California. After two years working as an engineer, Andy made the decision to pursue a career in prosthetics and orthotics. Since then, Andy has enjoyed the unique blend of craftsmanship and patient care that he experiences in the field of prosthetics, and looks forward to his continued contribution to the success of ProCare and all its patients.
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