At ATI Physical Therapy, our prosthetic physical therapy experts are dedicated to supporting individuals through their limb loss journey. Whether you’re preparing for surgery, adapting to a new prosthesis, or seeking to enhance your mobility, our skilled amputee physical therapy specialists are here to guide you through every step of your rehabilitation process.
Our prosthetic rehabilitation specialists focus on optimizing function and facilitating smooth recovery for individuals with limb loss. We provide comprehensive care encompassing pre-surgical preparation, post-operative rehabilitation, and long-term functional restoration for a wide range of amputation-related needs.
ATI’s amputation rehabilitation services offer personalized care and guidance from experienced specialists. Whether you’re dealing with phantom limb pain, mobility challenges, or seeking to master your prosthetic device, our experts provide tailored interventions to support your recovery and independence goals.
Our prosthetic physical therapy team offers a range of services supporting amputee health, including:
Engaging with a prosthetic rehabilitation specialist offers numerous advantages for individuals with limb loss. Here are the key benefits:
We understand that patients often have questions about our amputee physical therapy services. Our experienced specialists are here to provide clarity and assist you in making informed decisions about your treatment. Here are some common questions:
Our therapy addresses issues such as prosthetic fitting, gait training, and residual limb care. We develop tailored programs to help you master your prosthetic device, improve function, and enhance overall well-being.
Our care supports recovery from various levels of amputation, including upper and lower limb amputations. We provide specialized techniques to optimize your recovery and functional outcomes.
Absolutely! Pre-surgical rehabilitation can help prepare your body for the upcoming changes, potentially leading to better outcomes post-surgery. We offer pre-operative strengthening and education to all our patients.
Timing varies depending on your specific condition and individual factors. Many patients begin gentle therapy soon after surgery, but it’s best to consult your doctor and our prosthetic physical therapy specialists for personalized advice.