Losing a limb or living with a limb impairment can be a life-changing experience. Whether it’s due to an accident, diabetes, infection, cancer, or a birth condition, it affects not just the body—but also the mind, emotions, and everyday life. At our center, we offer complete care and support for people with limb loss or limb impairment to help them regain independence, mobility, and confidence.
Limb loss means the partial or complete removal of an arm, leg, hand, or foot. It can happen due to surgery (called amputation), injury, or certain health conditions like poor blood circulation or severe infection.
Limb impairment refers to conditions that affect how a limb functions. This may include weakness, deformity, paralysis, or reduced range of motion, without complete loss of the limb.
Both conditions can be physically and emotionally challenging—but with the right medical care and rehabilitation, people can lead fulfilling lives.
Trauma or accidents (road accidents, machinery injuries)
Diabetes-related complications (poor circulation or infected wounds)
Cancer or tumors in the bones or soft tissue
Birth defects (congenital limb differences)
Neurological disorders (stroke, cerebral palsy, or polio)
We follow a patient-centered approach where every person’s needs are different, and every treatment plan is unique. Our care includes:
If amputation is required, we guide patients and their families through the process, answering questions, reducing fear, and preparing them emotionally and mentally.
After an amputation, we focus on proper wound care, pain management, and preventing complications like infection or phantom limb pain (a feeling that the removed limb is still there).
Rehabilitation is the most important step in recovery. We provide:
Physical therapy: To strengthen the body, improve balance, and train for mobility with or without assistive devices.
Occupational therapy: To help with daily activities like dressing, cooking, or using the bathroom independently.
Prosthetic training: If a prosthetic limb is used, we teach patients how to wear, use, and care for it.
Adjusting to life after limb loss or disability can be overwhelming. Our counselors and support groups help patients cope with grief, anxiety, or depression and build confidence for the future.
We work closely with prosthetic experts to provide modern artificial limbs that are lightweight, functional, and customized for each person. For those with limb impairments, we offer braces, walkers, crutches, and other assistive tools to improve mobility and independence.
Experienced doctors, surgeons, therapists, and prosthetic specialists
A compassionate and respectful environment
Personalized recovery plans focused on physical and emotional healing
Ongoing support for reintegration into work, school, or social life
Limb loss and impairment may change your journey—but it doesn’t end it. With the right support, you can still live a full and active life. We’re here to walk with you every step of the way—toward healing, strength, and a renewed sense of purpose.