The Upper Limb Library / Tips for New Prosthesis Users

Do you have someone with a limb difference on your gift list? We hope that the ideas below are helpful for anyone looking for a little present inspiration.

You should always be able to don your prosthesis knowing it’s going to be comfortable and give you the support you need to get through your tasks.

The grass doesn’t stop growing just because you’ve been injured. With the right device and training, you can still get out and tame the wilderness.

Check out this baking tips article with ideas about prepping, oven use and which tools are helpful.

In this article, we’ll talk about unique clothing options that help people with an upper limb difference get dressed with ease.

Universal design can be helpful for people who have experienced an amputation and would like to make their home easier to use.

Our clinical team at Arm Dynamics has helped many patients use their prosthetic limb as a canvas to make some very fun alterations.

Donning and doffing are the words used to describe the process of putting on (donning) and the process of taking off (doffing) a prosthetic device.

If you have a prosthetic device and are just getting started on your holiday to-do list, we have some helpful tips for you.

Here is a quick guide to many of the words you may encounter during the process of getting your prosthetic device.