How Long Does A Prosthetic Leg Last?
Life after limb loss shouldn’t intrude on your daily activities or thriving quality of life. About 6 weeks after surgery, you can begin to explore prosthetic leg/limb options. While prosthetics...
How To Clean Orthotics
Patient-tailored orthotics can be uniquely crafted into braces, shoes, and insoles that meet the unique dimensions and needs of the particular individual. They typically provide arch support and other corrective...
How to Care for a Cranial Band
Cranial band care is essential for proper hygiene and comfort for your child. While getting used to the band can be an adjustment, your child will have an easier time...
Driving Tips For Individuals With Prosthetic Legs
Think that limb loss might take away the joys of driving? Even with lower and upper limb amputations or complete limb loss, you are completely capable of maintaining your ability...
Types Of Orthotics For Children With Special Conditions
Pediatric orthotics are designed for children with bone, nerve, or muscular conditions. Children can benefit from orthotics as early as 12 months of age, but most will not need custom...
What Are Pediatric Orthotics?
Conditions of the feet and ankles can strike at any age, causing challenges with standing, walking, and running. During childhood development, our children must have room to learn mobility skills...