We are a VA-approved provider. Eligible veterans receive custom ocular, ear, nasal, orbital, and pediatric prosthetics at no out-of-pocket cost — and we coordinate the paperwork directly with the VA.
The Center for Custom Prosthetics has been a VA-approved provider for decades. For eligible veterans, the Veterans Administration covers 100% of the cost of custom facial prosthetics — with no out-of-pocket expense at any point in the process.
We coordinate directly with the VA on your behalf: authorization requests, billing, documentation, follow-up care. You focus on healing and restoration; we handle the administrative side.
Every cost — impressions, fabrication, fittings, adjustments, follow-up — is covered for eligible veterans. No deductible. No co-pay. No surprise charges at delivery.
Authorization requests, billing documentation, follow-up reports — all submitted by our team directly to your VA medical center. You never need to chase a form.
Two Florida offices — Bonita Springs and Kissimmee — serve veterans across the state. Out-of-state veterans regularly travel for consultations; we coordinate logistics with your VA care team.
We have worked with veterans from Vietnam through current operations. Our team understands the VA system, common authorization timelines, and how to advocate for your care without delay.
All five prosthetic categories we offer are covered for eligible veterans through the VA — ocular, ear, nasal, orbital, and pediatric (for dependents).
A simple four-step process. We coordinate every step with your VA care team.
Your VA primary care or specialist provider submits a referral for a custom prosthesis. If you’re unsure how to start, call us — we’ll guide you.
We coordinate directly with your VA medical center to obtain authorization. Typical turnaround is 1–3 weeks depending on the facility.
Standard four-visit fitting at the office of your choice (Bonita Springs or Kissimmee). Travel coordination available for out-of-state veterans.
Prosthesis delivered with care instructions. We schedule follow-ups and bill the VA directly for any ongoing maintenance or replacement.
Most veterans enrolled in VA healthcare are eligible for coverage of medically necessary custom prosthetics. Service-connected disabilities receive priority authorization. Eligibility depends on your enrollment status, priority group, and the medical necessity established by your VA provider.
We don’t determine eligibility — the VA does. But we’ve worked with the system for decades and can give you a realistic read on your specific situation in a short phone call.
Dependents of eligible veterans may also qualify for pediatric prosthetics through the VA’s CHAMPVA program. We coordinate CHAMPVA authorization just as we do standard VA referrals.
Call the Florida office nearest you and we’ll walk you through next steps for your specific VA situation — no obligation, no paperwork until you decide to proceed.