Upper Limb Prosthetics: We handle shoulder, elbow, and wrist disarticulations, above and below elbow amputations and partial or whole finger disarticulations. We offer the Otto Bock Power Elbow and Utah arm technology (http://www.utaharm.com), which allows the wearer to operate both the hand and the elbow at the same time. We also offer cosmetic finishes, which can be used to cover the prosthesis or be made into the hand, arm, or finger prosthesis (http://www.alatheia.com). Each of the upper limb prostheses we offer is available with an endoskeletal (with soft cover) or an exoskeletal (hard shell finish) design.

We also offer the i-LIMB Hand built by Touch Bionics.  The i-LIMB was developed using leading-edge mechanical engineering techniques and is manufactured using high-strength plastics. The result is a next-generation prosthetic device that is lightweight, robust and highly appealing to both patients and healthcare professionals.

The i-LIMB Hand is controlled by a unique, highly intuitive control system that uses a traditional two-input myoelectric (muscle signal) to open and close the hand’s life-like fingers. Myoelectric controls utilize the electrical signal generated by the muscles in the remaining portion of the patient’s limb. This signal is picked up by electrodes that sit on the surface of the skin. Existing users of basic myoelectric prosthetic hands are able to quickly adapt to the system and can master the device’s new functionality within minutes. For new patients, the i-LIMB Hand offers a prosthetic solution that has never before been available.

Lower Limb Prosthetics: We handle hemi-pelvectomies, hip & knee disarticulations, above the knee and below the knee amputations, Symes amputations and partial foot amputation. We offer the latest in MAS socket design (http://www.opga.com), which is by far the most innovative and comfortable socket available. We can provide the Microprocessor CLeg Knee system (http://www.ottobockus.com), which delivers the best in reliability and stability, and the Rheo Microprocessor Knee Unit. The first knee unit to utilize artificial intelligence, the Rheo Knee learns how you walk and adapts to any situation (http://www.ossur.com).

Our partial foot and ankle prostheses are made from silicone and other materials. We offer the Proprio Foot Microprocessor Ankle Unit, function as close as you can get to the human foot (http://www.ossur.com), and the PerfectStride II Foot System, which allows you to walk and run more efficiently (http://www.bioquestpros.com).

We offer running prostheses and other specialized sport prostheses as well, so that you can get back to your active lifestyle.

We offer cosmetic and skin finishes, both with or without the hair. Again, these can be used to either cover the prosthesis or be made into the leg or foot prosthesis (http://www.alatheia.com). Each of the lower limb prostheses we offer is available with an endoskeletal (with soft cover) or exoskeletal (hard shell finish) design.

We also offer immediate post-operative rigid casts and prostheses.

 It's what you have been missing!
The latest in vacuum suspension technology is LimbLogic VS from Ohio Willow Wood. This is the first remote-controlled vacuum suspension system on the market. The 4-Hole Controller is mounted inline on a prosthesis allowing for complete integration without the annoyances of tubes into the socket or the unit catching on clothing.

LimbLogic VS operates quietly and features 'Set & Forget' monitoring. This means that the system monitors the level of vacuum within the socket to maintain a secure and comfortable fit. Practitioners program LimbLogic VS for a set range of vacuum. The amputee may use the fob to adjust the vacuum level within the practitioner-set range.

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