Helpful Prosthetic Resources at Your Fingertips

Amputee Coalition’s mission is to reach out to and empower people affected by limb loss to achieve their full potential through education, support and advocacy, and to promote limb loss prevention.

E-community is a free resource for individuals to connect and discuss a variety of topics related to the life of amputees. AEP e-community provides many different resources, information, guidance, and perspective on issues related to limb loss and limb deficiencies for patients, families, care-givers, co-workers and friends. They have a forum where amputees may share their story, ask questions, or discuss issues related to amputees. Amputee Empowerment Partners; providing encouragement, support and help to those who need a little nudge getting over the hurdles.

Freedom Innovations (now part of PROTEOR) provides specialized, high-performance lower limb prosthetic solutions, including the Plié 3 microprocessor knee, Kinnex waterproof feet, and Kinterra foot/ankle systems, designed for active lifestyles and superior comfort. They offer comprehensive support through collaborative partnerships with prosthetists to ensure customized, reliable, and innovative care. Their website has some great videos to help with fitness along with “Dish With Denise” web series, a “deep dive about anything and everything amputee.”

Limbs for Life is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to providing fully-functional prosthetic care for individuals who cannot otherwise afford it and raising awareness of the challenges facing amputees. They’re here to listen. They’re here to help. They’re here to connect you with the resources you need.

Amputee Blade Runners was founded by two prosthetists, with the idea that giving someone one piece of equipment could change their life. That’s exactly what happened to our co-founder, Ryan Fann, when a local prosthetic company gave Ryan his first running leg after high school. Ryan excelled in sports throughout middle school and high school, but when he was fitted for his first running leg, the world opened up. He went on to run track at Tennessee State University and even earned a GOLD Medal in the Paralympics. This is why Aaron and Ryan founded Amputee Blade Runners in 2011.

The mission of The Limb Preservation Foundation is to support the prevention and treatment of limb-threatening conditions. The goal of LPF is to enhance the quality of life for those individuals facing limb-threatening conditions due to trauma, tumor or infection through research, patient assistance and educational programs.

The Limb Preservation Foundation funds hope, help and possibilities using a unique model that brings together world-class physicians and researchers, passionate healthcare professionals and patients to advance research, support care and enhance lives.