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Below-Knee Amputation Care | Patient Guide

Patient Guide Below-Knee . Amputation care . TABLE OF CONTENTS. WHERE TO Who will provide my prosthetic care ?..2. What will my insurance cover?..3. How long does rehabilitation take?..4. What is going to happen next?..6. RECOVERY AND How wilI I recover physically?..7. How to keep your limb How will I heal emotionally?..9. INITIAL What happens at my first prosthetic evaluation?..10. What are the parts of a prosthetic leg?..11. How is the prosthesis held to my limb?..12. How will I learn to use my prosthesis?..13. LIFELONG How do I care for my limb?..14. Common limb How do I care for my prosthesis?

AMPUTATION CARE. To learn more, visit . HangerClinic.com. Hanger Clinic ® is committed to helping you reach your full potential by providing the latest orthotic and prosthetic technologies to restore your mobility and independence. With our nationwide network, you can expect the same excellent care across the U.S. that you receive in your ...

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