At Rebound O&P, we provide comprehensive orthotic and prosthetic care and services. Located west of the Twin Cities, we have four locations with in-house fabrication where we can provide you with convenient and compassionate care. We provide a wide selection of orthoses and prostheses and specialize in upper and lower limb prostheses, custom orthotic bracing, spinal orthoses and cranial molding helmets. Check out a full list of services we provide below or contact our team if you have questions or would like to schedule a consultation.
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?
Orthotics
Since 2004, we have been committed to providing each of our patients with the right orthotic device to help them get back to doing what they love. We provide both ready-to-wear solutions and custom orthotic bracing options to ensure you find the right device for your unique needs. Take a look at some of the orthotic devices we offer below or contact us if you need help with something unlisted.
What Is An Orthotist?
An orthotist is a specialized healthcare provider who delivers tailored braces or “orthoses” to patients. They not only determine the most suitable brace for each case but also take part in the fitting process. In certain instances, orthotists personally craft the braces to guarantee optimal fit and functionality. Orthoses may be custom-designed or pre-made, contingent on the patient’s needs. Orthotists work with a diverse range of pathologies, from inborn to acquired deformities, and provide devices for both short-term and lifelong use. As vital members of the healthcare team, orthotists contribute significantly by creating devices that have a profound impact on patients’ lives. A certified orthotist is recognized by the American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association through successful completion of their certification examination.
Orthotic Braces We Provide
- Cranial Remolding Orthosis (CRO)
- Upper Extremity Fracture Orthosis
- Supination/Pronation Control Orthosis
- Pavlik Harnesses
- Ankle Foot Orthosis (AFO)
- Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis (KAFO)
- Supra Malleolar Orthoses (SMO)
- Custom Shoes
- Foot Orthoses
- Upper Extremity Fracture Orthosis
- Spinal Braces
- Post- and Pre-Operative Shoulder, Elbow, Hip and Knee Braces
- Knee Braces — Ligament, Patellar Tracking, Osteo Arthritis
- BioniCare® — Hyaline Cartilage Stimulator for Osteo and Rheumatoid Arthritis for Knees and Hands
- Ankle Foot Orthosis (AFO)
- Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis (KAFO)
- Ankle Supports
- Supra Malleolar Orthoses (SMO)
- Foot Orthoses
- Diabetic Shoes
- Custom Shoes
Where to Go Next?
If you are ready to get started or would like to speak with our team, schedule an appointment or give us a call at a location near you. We’re here to help you find the right fit for optimal form and function to help you achieve your goals with your new prosthetic or orthotic device.