Learning how to walk again is just part of the journey as an amputee, and beginning the process can often be an intimidating and emotional experience. Here at New Hope Prosthetics & Orthotics, we'll be there for you - every step of the way
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If you're a patient at New Hope, you're family - and you shouldn't be treated like anything less. Because of our customer care mentality, we're proud to say we have the most loyal patients in town who continually come back to us for a lifetime. One of our most dedicated customers is Tammy Sellers from Little Rock, Arkansas. Her journey of hopping from one Prosthetic company to the next, and eventually making New Hope her "home", is truly inspirational. Here is her story.
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If you're a diabetic who has been fitted with a lower prosthetic, then you already realize that caring for your feet is absolutely essential to the success of your new limb or extremity. Here at New Hope Prosthetic and Orthotic Services, we want to help you prevent problems before they start and to help make diabetic skin care part of your daily routine.
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Everybody has experienced blistered heels and ankles from wearing shoes that don't fit well. For diabetics, the side effects are even worse. Having the wrong shoe can lead to infections, foot ulceration and even amputation.
Read More9 year old Ezra Frech was born with one left hand finger and a curved left leg. After having surgery at two and removing his left leg, the doctors replaced it with a prosthetic leg. In order for him to use his left arm, they took his left big toe and attached it to his left hand. Although Ezra has his down days, he's chosen to rise above his circumstances and live positively, by using sports as his outlet.
Read MoreWe believe in enabling you to do the things you already enjoy doing - like spending time with the people you care about, keeping active in recreational activities and working to provide for your family. That's why you should consider buying orthopedic shoes if you're experiencing foot pain.
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Read MoreAlmost 16 million Americans have diabetes, and 25 percent of these individuals develop related foot issues. Because of this, the government has approved coverage of Medicare diabetic shoes for those who qualify. With a prescription from a qualified doctor, you can find the right shoes at a number of diabetic shoes stores.
Read MoreIf you are an amputee and have prosthetics, you can still do many of the same exercise activities as everyone else. Whether you have been an athlete in the past, or you are just starting out with an exercise program, you may want to consult with your health care provider and discuss the kinds of activities that may be the best for you. For people with orthotics and prosthetics, there are certain activities that have minimal impact but still provide the cardiovascular benefits.
Read MoreWe love to follow inspirational stories here at New Hope! This is one that caught our eye seeing as it's summer and many people are going to the beach for vacation. Scott Schroeder decides to go scuba diving with his family, but he has a different reason for doing this fun activity.
Read MoreLast month we had the pleasure of hosting a great group of physical therapy students from Harding University. It was a great way to educate the students on what to look for when a patient has a prosthetic or orthotic.
Read MoreProsthetics devices that replace body parts that have been lost. When it's hot, during the Arkansas summer heat especially, amputees suffer a lot more.
Read MoreThere are many reasons that some people may need orthotics, but there are four foot conditions we feel are important to know about.
Read MoreAt New Hope, we not only want to provide you with the most comfortable fit, but we also want to provide you with a prosthetic that you want to wear every day.
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