The Upper Limb Library / Arm Dynamics Team

We follow up with our patients at the one-month mark, three-month mark, the six-month mark, at the one-year mark and then every year after that.

The men featured in this article were electrically shocked and ended up losing one or both of their upper limbs. They are now successful prostheses users.

Our clinical team works with the patient to get them fit with their device, and our Justification, Authorization and Billing team works just as hard.

In this article, feature our 2022 holiday video and link to past blogs articles that share holiday tips and other ideas to help you roll into next year.

The unknown can be nerve-wracking. In this article, we’ll look at some of the concerns people may have about reaching out to a prosthetic care center.

We help many of our patients return to work. Sometimes, depending on their job and the amputation, they may be required to transition to a different role.

A dressing tree is a term that indicates a system of hooks and pegs that can help people put on and take off their prostheses without the help of others.

Sometimes our patients come to us after they’ve worked with another provider. From their feedback, we have learned why they prefer our care.

After an accident, Wendi's arm was non-functional and gave her a lot of pain. She elected to have it amputated and returned to work at Trader Joe's.

They are experienced, they are rare, and they are passionate about the work they do to help people with upper limb differences thrive!