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Products

  • Lower Limb Products

  • Microprocessor Knees

  • High Energy Storing Feet

  • Upper Limb Prosthetics

  • Myoelectric Devices

  • Body-powered Prosthetics

  • Cosmetic Prosthetics

  • High Performance & Durable Liners

  • Prosthetic Hands

  • Prosthetic Elbows

  • Prosthetic Arms

Services

  • Orthotics & Prosthetics Services

  • Consulting Physiotherapist

  • Consulting Occupational Therapist

  • Manufacture of all Custom Devices On-site

  • Pre-fabricated & Customised Orthotics Systems

  • Amputee Support

  • After Hours Service

  • Repairs & Modifications

  • Design & Manufacture Assistive Technologies

  • Fitting Techniques On-site

  • 3D Scanning

  • Printing & Carving

  • Prosthetic & Orthotic Repair

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Location

1/222 Hartley St, Bungalow QLD

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Licences

  • NDIS Registered

  • Queensland Artificial Limb Service Registered

  • Medicare, Department of Veterans Affairs Provider

  • Private Insurance Cover Provider

  • WorkCover Prosthetic Provider

Frequently Asked Questions

When can I get a prosthesis?

How soon following an amputation or operation you can get a prosthesis depends on a few factors. Namely, this includes post-surgical healing, existing medical conditions such as diabetes, and your history of recovery time. We’ll go through this with you in more detail when you register your interest in prosthetics.

Will I be able to qualify for prosthetics?

More than likely, yes – the majority of amputees qualify for prosthetics. It ultimately comes down to the placement and nature of where the prosthesis would be required. Some areas of the body can be difficult to replace, and not all prosthetics provide a function. Your best bet is to speak with one of our experts who can advise you on your individual situation.

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