Evergreen Prosthetics Expands Grand Junction Clinic

Local prosthetics and orthotics providers face a larger competitor with in-house device manufacturing and new staffing needs.

Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Openings & Closings

Evergreen Prosthetics Expands Grand Junction Clinic

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Evergreen Prosthetics and Orthotics has moved its Grand Junction clinic from 2305 N. Seventh St. to a larger facility at 1035 Wellington Ave., with a ribbon-cutting held November 5, 2026. The new location adds more than 8,000 square feet, serving operators and customers in the regional prosthetics and orthotics care market.

Why it matters

Local demand outpaced the capacity of the previous building, which was a 60-year-old, 3,800-square-foot space. The move signals sustained demand for in-house custom orthotic and prosthetic services in the Grand Junction market.

The new Grand Junction facility adds more than 8,000 square feet over the previous 3,800-square-foot building, which was 60 years old. Evergreen operates about 60 clinics and serves adults and children across seven states.

The players

Evergreen Prosthetics and Orthotics

A national prosthetics and orthotics provider operating about 60 clinics across seven states, with in-house device manufacturing.

The details

Evergreen manufactures all of its devices in-house, producing custom-fitted prosthetics and orthotics within one to two weeks. The company also contracts with Grand Valley hospitals to provide devices in emergency scenarios and to deliver 24/7 consultation and support. Two certified prosthetists and orthotists are being recruited to staff the expanded site, and a gait room is being furnished over the next two weeks.

August 2023: Evergreen opened its first Grand Junction office at 2305 N. Seventh St.
November 5, 2026: Ribbon-cutting held for the new Wellington Ave. location.
About three weeks before the ceremony: The new clinic became operational.
Over the next two weeks: Remaining finishing touches and provider recruitment are expected.

Market Landscape

Evergreen's in-house manufacturing model, which turns custom devices around in one to two weeks, lets it expand a physical clinic footprint while keeping production under one roof. The Grand Junction move follows that pattern of pairing clinic capacity with an integrated device pipeline.

Operators in healthcare services should note that a competitor is expanding local capacity with a larger site and in-house manufacturing. Staffing competition for certified prosthetists and orthotists may tighten as the new location recruits two providers.

The takeaway

Watch the local labor market for certified prosthetists and orthotists, since two roles are being filled at this site. Clinics weighing their own expansion should compare turnaround times and staffing levels against this model.