Prosthetics

At Rebound, we strive to blend patient goals with our expertise to create truly one-of-a-kind devices that maximize and restore function to levels prior to amputation. We utilize the latest technologies and work with every manufacturer of prosthetic devices/componentry to ensure we can design the prosthesis that works best for each individual. We don't just provide a prosthetic device; we are your partner in navigating life after an amputation.

What Is a Prosthetist?

A prosthetist is a healthcare professional who designs and fits artificial limbs, working closely with patients, doctors, physical therapists, and other care team members to tailor a prosthetic device to the individual’s specific requirements. Throughout this collaborative process, the prosthetist engages directly with the patient to set objectives and expected results, ensuring the selection of appropriate components, socket design, suspension, and aesthetics to enhance the functionality of the prosthesis and empower the patient to reach their desired goals.

Prosthetics

Rebound's Prosthetic Practitioners provide great care to their patients by offering the following services:

Hospital Post-Op Service/Education
Prosthetic Consultation
Limb Casting/Scanning
Full Service Prosthetic Care
Inhouse Prosthetic Fabrication Lab
Providing Amputee Supplies
Prosthetic Repairs/Service

Upper Extremity

Amputation Levels:

Transhumeral
Shoulder Disarticulations
Elbow Disarticulation
Transradial
Wrist Disarticulation
Metacarpal (Partial Hand)
Transphalangeal (Partial Finger)

Prostheses Types:

Body Powered
Externally Powered

Socket Designs/Suspension:

Self Suspending
Locking Mechanisms
Harness Suspension

Components:

Microprocessor (Hands/Fingers)
Pattern Recognition (Coapt, Myo Plus)
Externaly Powered (Wrist/Ebow)
Myoelectric (Mechanical Hands, Wrists, Elbow, Shoulder)

Lower Extremity

Amputation Levels:

Hip Disarticulation
Knee Disarticulation
Transfemoral
Partial Foot
Symes

Prostheses Types:

Body Powered
Externally Powered

Suspension Types:

Pin Lock
Lanyard
Anatomical Self Suspending
External Sleeve
Corset
Suction
Active Vacuum/Elevated Vacuum
BOA System
Harness/Belt Suspension

Socket Designs:

Patellar Tendon Bearing (PTB)
Total Contact/Total Surface Bearing (TSB)
Supracondylar/anatomical
Quadrilateral
Ischial Containment
Conventional exoskeletal systems

Components:

Microprocessor (Knees/Feet)
Hydraulic & Pneumatic Knees
Dynamic Response (Carbon Fiber) Feet
Hydraulic Ankle Feet
Water Legs
Running Lets

How do I care for my prosthetic?
How do I care for my prosthetic shrinker?