Last updated 5 days ago
If you found our recent blog posts on the advantages of prosthetic limbs interesting, please explore the information provided below. To inquire about our prosthetics services, call Georgia Prosthetics at (404) 873-3725.
Last updated 5 days ago
Prosthetics technology can dramatically increase your quality of life. At Georgia Prosthetics, we pride ourselves on employing the latest technology and techniques to help you maintain the quality of life you want. Here are some ways in which Georgia Prosthetics can help you get back to living life to its fullest.
The psychological damage of amputation can be devastating. For example, amputation can leave you feeling insecure, which can impede your ability to engage in normal social interaction. A prosthetic limb can give you the confidence you need to partake in the activities that you enjoy. Instead of avoiding social situations, you will be able to interact confidently with others. Furthermore, your prosthetic will give you a feeling of wholeness that will increase your confidence to take on challenges.
After an amputation, tasks that were once simple suddenly become difficult. Amputation patients often require a full-time nurse to help them carry out everyday tasks. In addition to being inconvenient, the sudden dependence on others can also cause psychological trauma. Getting a prosthetic limb will give you the independence you need to live your life to its fullest. Prosthetic limbs are more functional than ever and can help you become self-sufficient once again.
Whether you enjoy sports, jogging, or some other physical activity, our hobbies are a critical part of our lives. Undergoing an amputation after an unfortunate accident should not mean that you have to give up your hobbies completely. Technology like the I-Limb hand and Proprio prosthetic foot allows you to regain the mobility you once had and continue to partake in the activities you enjoy.
If you have any further questions about how Georgia Prosthetics can help you get back to living life to its fullest, call us at (404) 873-3725.
Last updated 12 days ago
Prosthetics technology has advanced by leaps and bounds in recent years.
In this video, you will see a demonstration of the REL-K Knee and Motion Foot. The technology is revolutionary and could help prosthetic patients tackle steep terrain. With a 50-degree range of motion, the motion foot can give you the flexibility and versatility you need to do the things you love, like biking, rock climbing, and hiking.
If you have any further questions about the REL-K Knee and Motion Foot’s abilities, call Georgia Prosthetics at (404) 873-3725.
Last updated 12 days ago
Thanks to advances in modern prosthetics technology, if your child loses a limb or was born without a limb, it no longer means your child won’t be able to partake in the activities he or she enjoys. While getting a prosthetic limb can be a difficult experience for a child, there are several steps you can take to help your child adjust and become acclimated to his or her new limb. Here are some ways in which the power of prosthetics can help give your child a chance at an active life.
Many children are born with missing limbs. As a result, they often feel left out when playing with other children. Investing in prosthetics can help give your child the confidence to interact with other children and partake in regular activities. Although a prosthetic limb can be difficult to adjust to at first, with the proper guidance and emotional support, your child and his or her peers will quickly adjust.
The most obvious benefit of prosthetics is increased mobility. It is particularly important for children to be active with their friends. Leading an active life is critical for your child’s physical and social development. Prosthetic legs, for example, can give your child the mobility required to run and play games. The same is true for prosthetic arms.
Prosthetics technology has advanced by leaps and bounds in recent years. Prosthetics, like the Proprio foot, contain advanced sensor technology that allows the prosthetic to adjust to your child’s individual physiology. For example, the Proprio foot recognizes gait patterns and can make adjustments based on the incline of the terrain. Prosthetics customization has also advanced in other ways. Children are always growing, so their prosthetics require close monitoring and frequent adjustments.
If you have any further questions about how the power of prosthetics can give your child a chance at an active life, call Georgia Prosthetics at (404) 873-3725.
Last updated 20 days ago
If you found our recent blog posts on the advancements in prosthetic limbs interesting, please explore the information provided below. To inquire about our prosthetics services, call Georgia Prosthetics at (404) 873-3725.
