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Prosthetist Elizabeth H. went out of her way to make sure I had a comfortable fit and is a pleasure to work with. Fantastic result!

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Marzel's

Marzel's

3.7(12 reviews)
10.5 mi
$$$

My breast surgeon told me one week after my surgery that I could be fitted with a prosthesis…read more First, I called Nordstrom's a couple of times and they didn't call back. When I finally got someone, they said I had to wait for 4 to 6 weeks. Then I called Marzel's and they suggested that I have my doctor provide a prescription for a post-surgical garment and camisoles. I had my fitting today and found that Jennifer, the fitter in Pleasanton was very knowledgeable, compasionate and understanding. I was still oozing a little bit, but she helped me hold the surgical pad in place and I was able to try on both the post-surgical garment and a soft bra. She persisted in pulling stuffing out of the temporary prosthesis until it matched my remaining breast. I had been wearing a breast binder and my surgeon told me that I no longer needed it, but I didn't know what to wear instead. I left wearing the camisole with the temporary prosthesis in it feeling much more normal. Visiting Marzel's was good therapy for me. You need an appointment. When I called, they warned me that their suite was difficult to find. The large sign on 5980 Stoneridge Dr is "Coldwell Banker". You go into the building and walk down the hall until to you get to suite 119, which does not have windows.

Marzel's 'up-sales' prescription compression garments. They change the order from an 'off the…read moreshelf' to a 'custom' garment, and do not get authorization from the physician who wrote the prescription. The custom item is several times more costly, and risks that insurance won't pay. They say that they will submit to insurance, e.g. Medicare, but fail submit correctly. Then, they say they cannot figure out how to follow up failed insurance claims. It took me nearly a year to get them to correctly submit a nearly $4000 garment claim. I had to call the dozens of times, and instruct them how to format the claim.

Hanger Prosthetics - prosthetics - Updated July 2026

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