The Upper Limb Library / Doctor Involvement

Deciding to have an elective amputation means the patient is ready to move forward, past pain or other difficulties.

What happens when you decide that you need a replacement prosthesis or a different device from what you have? Let us help you navigate insurance policies.

Answer: as soon as possible. Even if your amputation site has not healed yet, there are many benefits to having a consultation with our clinical team.

Different prosthetic care providers offer different areas of expertise. We are the only provider in the US that specializes exclusively in upper limb.

In this article, we’ll be walking you through some general steps of what the worker's compensation process looks like, immediately following the accident.

How can we work with the physician to help set up the patient for prosthetic success? Our goal is to partner with physicians and come up with a game plan.

In this article, we describe what you can expect from the appeals process, and what you can do to make your appeal more likely to be approved.

Your physician will be the one who can write a referral (if necessary) and prescription for you. Learn more about the process of obtaining them.

In this article, we discuss that first steps that you can take when you're looking into getting a prosthetic device.

There are a few ways you can prepare to make a request to your insurance company to cover the majority of the cost of your prosthetic care.