That depends on how quickly you heal. A healthy person with good circulation and no postoperative complications might be ready to use a temporary prosthesis 3 or 5 weeks after surgery.

The permanent prosthesis is prescribed when your limb volume has begun to stabilize and you have progressed in your gait training. This might occur from three to six months after you receive your temporary prosthesis.

Yes, it is. This is called phantom sensation, and most amputees experience it. If it is uncomfortable, speak to your physician about treatment options.

Yes, you can resume sports activities using their prosthesis. Some sports, such as swimming and sprinting, require specially-designed limbs, which is why it’s important to discuss your specific athletic needs with your prosthetist.

The components are designed to last from 2 to 4 years, but it depends on how aggressively they are used. The socket is designed to last for 2 to 4 years also, though most sockets are replaced because of changes in the residual limb rather than because of wear and tear.

There are many different suspension methods. You should discuss with your prosthetist the best option based on your needs. Some limbs are suspended using suction, and sometimes they are assisted by a suspension sleeve. Suspension can be obtained from a pin mechanism attached to a roll-on liner, and some prostheses are attached using straps or extensions of the socket.

Durable medical equipment is any medical equipment used in the home to aid in a better quality of life. DME is used to provide additional support and care to patients outside of the hospital environment and is designed to support both temporary and permanent conditions. Although the term ‘durable’ is used, it can also cover disposable, non-durable items that are used in everyday, essential home healthcare.

These items include replacement, corrective or supportive devices used to replace a missing portion of a person’s body. They can also be used to prevent or correct a physical deformity or provide support , restrict or eliminate a weakened condition of a person’s injured body part. This can include braces, supports, crutches, and splints.

Yes, for most items you will need a detailed prescription from the patient’s healthcare provider, physician’s assistant, or certified nurse practitioner. This allows us to provide the exact medical equipment and supplies necessary and to bill the appropriate insurance carrier for the products and services.

Yes, we provide clinical respiratory services.

Find your local clinic and reach out to schedule, reschedule, or cancel an appointment directly or, if you prefer to request an appointment online, complete form

Learn more about what to expect on our new patient information page, which provides details regarding the items to bring to your first appointment and what the process will be like for both orthotic and prosthetic patients..

Please reach out to your clinic directly for assistance with cancelling your appointment..

The ability to accept a walk-in patient varies by location and schedule. Contact one our clinics closest to your place to confirm before attempting to walk-in without an appointment.

We encourage you to reach out to your local clinic to see if they can provide any local recommendations for assistance.

Our clinics are in-network with more than 2,500 insurance providers.

All insurance inquiries and requests are handled directly through the individual clinics. Find your local clinic and reach out, and they will be able to assist with any detailed insurance questions, including exact coverages, co-pays, etc.

Please reach out to your clinic for more information.

Thank you for your interest in working with Mobility Ideal Healthcare! All information regarding employment with Mobility Ideal Healthcare can be found on our careers page. Please note that all applications and resumes must be submitted via the application portal for consideration. Once an application has been received, if you are selected as a candidate, you will be contacted directly to schedule an interview..

If you are interested in shadowing or other opportunities, please reach out to your local
Mobility Ideal Healthcare clinics directly.

It is always great to hear positive feedback from our patients! To submit a compliment, please use our feedback form. After it is submitted, the person complimented, as well their management team, will be informed.

At our Clinics we strive to provide the best customer service and clinical outcomes. We appreciate you letting us know if your experience with our Clinic has not met your expectations so that we can look into the situation and work towards a resolution. To submit your concern please use our Customer Feedback Form or contact your local clinic. Once submitted, management will be notified of your concern and will contact you directly to work toward a resolution.

Please reach out to your local clinic with any concerns on the use or function of your current orthotic or prosthetic device. An appointment may be needed to evaluate the concern..

Please reach out to your local clinic directly to discuss any concerns you may have. The clinic staff and management team can work with you to determine the best resolution..

You may complete your digital new patient registration online before your appointment, download our fillable PDF to print and bring with you, or arrive an extra 15 minutes early for your appointment to complete the paperwork in person. You may also to reach out to the local clinic you will be visiting to see if there is any additional paperwork they will need for your specific appointment type.

Documents will need to be faxed directly to the local clinic that provides your orthotic or prosthetic care.

If you would prefer to email your paperwork to the clinic rather than faxing, please reach out to your local clinic so they can provide the best email address to use.

If you do not have a referral or prescription there are limitations on information that can be provided while being evaluated by us at our Clinic; however, you are able to schedule a consultation without medical documentation. Please note that during a consultation a clinician can discuss possible devices that may work for your needs, but he/she will not be able to take measurements, make specific recommendations, order or provide any items until the proper documentation is received from your doctor. To have the most effective appointment, it is often best to speak with your primary care physician or referring doctor first to obtain a prescription prior to scheduling.

If you have specific questions about what is needed on the prescription, etc, please contact your local clinic for additional assistance.

All prescriptions are sent to the Hanger Clinic you will be visiting. To confirm receipt of your prescription, please contact your local clinic.

The requirements for a prescription and/or referral can vary based on your insurance carrier, the product you need, and other factors. Please contact your local clinic to confirm requirements for your specific needs..

Product availability varies by location. Please reach out to your local clinic to address any questions you have in regards to specific devices and availability.

All products are ordered directly through Our Clinic location at which you were seen. Please contact your clinic directly for updates regarding the status of your order.

As exact products vary by location, please contact your local clinic directly. The clinic team will be able to let you know what information is needed to receive an estimate for price, and to schedule your evaluation.

Prosthetic costs can vary based on the type of prosthetic recommended for your specific circumstances. For these reasons, we are unable to provide any information in regards to a cost estimate without first having an in-person evaluation at one of our clinic locations.

All repairs are handled directly through your local clinic. Please contact your local clinic for assistance, including more about options available for repairs and to schedule your appointment.

Specific warranty details vary by device and other factors. Please reach out to your local clinic to discuss warranty details for your device and any repairs that may be needed.