About Us

James Goff Jr. is an energetic, competitive person who loves assisting people and helping them achieve their goals in life. “I feel like I was born for this career path; growing up with a father who is an amputee, I saw no limits to his life as an amputee.” After graduating from Franklin Central High School in 1989, he attended Indiana University and Purdue University in Indianapolis before starting a family. He then began working in the family business, learning and being molded by his father. After a brief sabbatical from the O & P field, during which he managed and was a part of two large real estate brokerages on the south side of Indianapolis, he returned to the field with new experiences behind him and a new sense of enthusiasm for the field of prosthetics. James’ faith in God and his love for his family are his top priorities, and those values pour over into his work at Prosthetic Solutions of Indiana.

“Being in the right place at the right time” is how Jeff Hartley describes his start in the prosthesis field. Through years of hard work and dedication, Jeff took the “hands on” path to achieve his title of “certified prosthetic assistant.” “I’ve been fortunate to have worked with and trained by some of the best practitioners in our area,” Jeff recalls, reflecting back on his 27 years of service. Jeff’s approach to prosthetics is best summed up by his favorite motto, “pay attention to the details.” He feels that it is the details that can make the difference between average results versus optimum results. “When someone comes back to our facility with a story like: ‘I was able to get back into the woods to hunt again, or back on the golf course and shoot a good score,’ that’s when you know those details did make a difference and allowed people to carry on with their lives.”

In 1970, Mark’s life forever changed when he became an above-knee amputee from a lawnmower accident that took his left leg. In 1983 he had a life changing opportunity to test state-of-the-art prosthetics and in 1985 began his apprenticeship at the prosthetic research center in San Diego, CA. He has vast experience in the prosthetic industry and continues to work with manufactures to help improve lives of amputees. In 2004 Mark opened the Amputee Care Center to provide custom anatomical prosthetics with personal comprehensive care.

“It’s more than just providing a prosthetic device; its listening, supporting, educating and rehabilitation to ensure successful outcomes.”
As an American Board Certified Prosthetist he meets high standards of care and continues to gain knowledge to benefit patients. Mark thanks God for the privilege to serve and help amputees through the Amputee Care Center, continuously providing personal care with professional results.