Prosthetic feet & ankles
Explore prosthetic feet and ankles for everyday mobility, including microprocessor options that use sensors and electronic control. Features vary by device.
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The right tools for your life.
Prosthetic components are personal. Your team can help you explore options based on your limb, functional needs, activity goals, and coverage.
Prosthetic knees
Microprocessor knees use sensor information to adjust resistance. Discuss how available systems relate to your walking needs and individual care plan.
Hands & terminal devices
Myoelectric hands use muscle signals to control movement. Explore available grip options alongside other upper-limb devices suited to your daily tasks.
Elbow systems
Upper-limb prosthetic planning may include elbow components selected for your level of limb loss and functional goals.
Custom sockets & interfaces
The connection between you and your prosthesis deserves careful attention to fit and comfort.
Activity-specific prostheses
Explore running blades, cycling sockets, water-use prostheses, and devices for golf, fishing, fitness, or work-specific tasks.
Start with your goals,
then explore the options.
There is no single component that fits every person. An evaluation helps determine which options are appropriate for you.
Product selection and insurance coverage depend on clinical assessment, prescription, medical necessity, and plan requirements. Ask our team about current options.
Discuss your options →Your goals. Our commitment.
Talk with our team about your prosthetic care.
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