PROSTHETIC ASSESSMENT

Prosthetic Assessment

A prosthetic assessment establishes what a prosthesis needs to do for you, and whether your residual limb and general mobility are ready for fitting.

What the Assessment Covers

We examine the residual limb, look at overall mobility and strength, and talk through what you want to be able to do — at home, at work, and beyond.

Those goals shape the specification. A prosthesis suited to someone returning to physically demanding work differs from one prioritising comfortable indoor mobility.

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Who May Benefit

An assessment is the right starting point in these situations.

Considering a First Prosthesis

Where you are exploring prosthetic options for the first time.

Existing Device Issues

Where a current prosthesis has become uncomfortable or no longer fits.

Changing Activity Needs

Where your daily activity has changed and your device may no longer suit it.

The Assessment Pathway

01

Consultation

We discuss your history, symptoms, and what you need the device to help you do.

02

Assessment

A hands-on evaluation of movement, posture, and the affected area.

03

Design & Fabrication

Your device is designed and made around the assessment findings.

04

Fitting

A fitting session confirms comfort, alignment, and function.

05

Follow-Up

Review appointments allow adjustment as you use the device.

Frequently Asked Questions

Timing depends on individual circumstances and healing. We will discuss appropriate timing with you.

No. Assessment establishes what is appropriate. We explain findings honestly, including when something is not advisable yet.

Prosthetic care involves several appointments, since fitting is refined over multiple sessions.

Residual limb volume commonly changes. Contact us if fit changes so the device can be reviewed.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Book a consultation and start with a personalized assessment of your orthotic or prosthetic needs.