Limber Prosthetics

Written by Austin Helton, Head of Partnerships Most of what Limber makes, you can physically hold in your hand. The software that carries an order from a clinic to our print floor is the part nobody sees. Logan Rooper has been with Limber since the beginn

Our Clinic Spotlight series highlights the independent practices doing things differently - clinicians who saw a better way to serve their patients and were willing to be first. Paliku Prosthetics, founded by Todd Nakano, CPO, on O'ahu, is one of them. To

Written by Alec McMorris Like everything that comes with being an amputee, staying active may require a different approach, but it doesn't have to mean giving up the activities or the sense of possibility that movement can bring. When we hear the word "At

Before Alec McMorris's first trip on a prosthesis, he packed a whole extra bag. Four liners. A pile of socks. Everything he could think of, and then some. "I had so much anxiety," he says. "I'm like, 'Do I have enough? Do I have everything? Am I going to

Written by Courtney Wilkin If you're an amputee, you're familiar. The staring, the double takes, the kids who ask questions, the parents who shush them. I'm going to be real here. Curiosity did NOT kill the cat. Stifling curiosity might, though. For the p

When I first became an amputee I had no idea about the prosthetic world. As is the case with nearly all of us. I assumed it would be similar to buying a car. I would go down to the shop, try a few out, and choose the one that I wanted. I was pretty disapp

"People ask me all the time if choosing amputation was a hard decision," Paul says. "Well, no. It was actually a very simple one. If I didn't elect to do it, I'd be dead." For many people, amputation is the result of a sudden accident or traumatic injury.

Theme of this quarter: Significant material and design innovations. This article is an in-depth exploration of the groundbreaking advancements driving Limber's latest prosthetic devices. Recently, we had our semi-annual Product Roadmap call with our clini

For Mark, returning to work after losing his leg was never a question of if but a question of when. After 25 years in the Marine Corps, Mark joined the San Diego Police Department in 2020. Two years later, while riding his motorcycle home from an overnigh

Written by Alec McMorris As an AK I have been using a shower chair, or sitting on the floor of hotel showers, for nearly 13 years. I am generally able to navigate my day with relative ease. But the bathroom is still a "danger zone" at home and when travel