CERTIFIED Partial Foot Orthoses
The Partial Foot Orthoses line offers superior craftsmanship and good turn-around times. This line accommodates for a variety of partial foot conditions and provides solutions for your toughest-to-fit amputee patients. Carbon plate designs of your choice can be integrated into the partial foot. We accept impression kits, casts, and scans to fabricate Partial Foot Orthoses.
SLPF-10
Leather Partial Foot
CPF-20
Full Partial Foot Toe Filler
CPF-30
First Ray Hallux Toe Fille
CPF-40
Lateral Column/Fifth Digit Toe Filler
Features & Benefits
Leather Partial Foot Prosthesis:
- Control instability of both Sub-Talar and Talocrural Ankle Joint
- Used for instability of Foot and Ankle, and/or weakness
- Total Contact support for stability and protection
Partial Foot Toe Fillers:
- Plastazote Tri-Lam with plastazote top cover, backed with
Cork or Crepe, Foam Toe Filler - Provides Medial/Lateral Support to Foot and Ankle
- Provides Protection to the distal end of the amputation
- Provides proper shoe fit on the amputated foot
- Helps Restore Biomechanical Gait Pattern
Carbon Plate Additional Option :
Partial Foot Orthoses can be reinforced with a Carbon Footplate that is integrated into the partial foot design. Simply specify Full Foot with or without Contour, Morton’s trim line, or Reverse Morton’s trim line.
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Transform Your Life with the Right Partial Foot Prosthesis
A partial foot prosthesis isn’t just a medical device; it’s a gateway to reclaiming your independence and enhancing your mobility. Whether you’re recovering from surgery, dealing with congenital conditions, or navigating life with a complex foot injury, a well-designed partial foot prosthesis is crucial for effective rehabilitation and long-term well-being.
At Certified Ortho, we offer partial foot prosthesis solutions that incorporate advanced technology and expert craftsmanship. Our goal is to ensure that every patient receives the highest standard of care and the most functional, comfortable prosthetic available. Here’s what makes our partial foot prosthesis stand out:
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Tailored to Your Needs:
Every person is unique, and so is every partial foot amputation. That's why we specialize in custom prosthetics, designed specifically for your foot structure, lifestyle, and mobility needs. From adjusting to your walking gait to accommodating the shape of your foot, our prostheses are crafted to match your requirements perfectly.
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Innovative Technology
We integrate state-of-the-art technology in the design and fabrication of partial foot prostheses. Using computerized systems and precise 3D modeling, we ensure the most accurate fit possible. This allows for a more natural gait, better shock absorption, and improved overall comfort, reducing the need for future adjustments.
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Improved Comfort and Mobility
When you choose Certified Ortho for your partial foot prosthesis, you're investing in comfort. We use premium materials that enhance both the function and feel of your prosthesis. Whether it’s high-tech silicone liners for comfort or specialized foot shells for durability, every component is chosen to help you move more naturally and comfortably.
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Personalized Care and Support
Our team of experts is dedicated to providing you with personalized care, ensuring that your prosthesis is not only functional but also complements your daily routine. We offer ongoing support, from fitting and adjustments to post-care consultations, so you can stay confident in your prosthetic and your mobility.
Benefits of Using a Partial Foot Prosthesis
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Enhanced Mobility:
The primary benefit of a partial foot prosthesis is improved mobility. It allows individuals to walk, run, and engage in daily activities without worrying about imbalance or discomfort.
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Restored Confidence:
For many, a partial foot prosthesis offers the confidence to return to social activities and engage in life as they did before the amputation or injury.
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Pain Relief:
By redistributing pressure and providing proper alignment, partial foot prosthesis can alleviate pain caused by uneven weight distribution or the loss of part of the foot.
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Improved Foot Health:
A prosthesis can help prevent additional complications by reducing the risk of sores, infections, and other foot-related issues often seen in people with partial foot amputations.
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Customized Fit:
At Certified Ortho, every partial foot prosthesis is custom-designed to ensure the perfect fit, providing optimal support and comfort tailored to your unique anatomy.
Comprehensive Guide to Partial Foot Prosthesis
At Certified Ortho, we understand that navigating the world of partial foot prosthesis can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’ve created this comprehensive guide to provide you with all the information you need about partial foot prosthetics, including how they work, different types available, and how they can significantly improve your mobility and quality of life.
What is a Partial Foot Prosthesis?
A partial foot prosthesis is a custom-made medical device designed to replace a portion of the foot that has been amputated or lost due to injury, illness, or congenital conditions. Unlike full prostheses that replace the entire foot, a partial foot prosthesis is specifically designed to support the remaining portion of the foot, helping you regain balance, walking ability, and stability.
These devices are carefully crafted to suit individual needs, ensuring a perfect fit, functionality, and comfort. Depending on the level and location of the amputation, partial foot prosthesis can vary in design, material, and functionality.
Types of Partial Foot Prosthesis
There are several types of partial foot prosthesis, each designed to meet the specific needs of the patient based on their lifestyle, foot condition, and preferences. Below are some of the most common types:
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Silicone Partial Foot Prosthesis:
Silicone partial foot prosthesis are known for their realistic appearance and comfort. They offer a soft, flexible feel that mimics the natural look and feel of the foot. Silicone prosthetics are often used for cosmetic purposes but can also provide functional support depending on the type of amputation.
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Ankle-Foot Orthoses (AFOs):
For individuals who require additional support in the ankle or lower leg area, AFOs are commonly used. These devices help stabilize the foot and ankle while allowing for natural movement. They are ideal for people with partial foot amputations that affect the lower portion of the foot and ankle.
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Partial Foot Prostheses for Diabetic Foot Care:
Diabetic patients often experience partial foot amputations due to complications such as poor circulation or neuropathy. Specialized partial foot prostheses for diabetic care are designed to distribute weight evenly, relieve pressure, and reduce the risk of further complications.
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Custom-Made Footwear:
For some individuals, custom-made shoes are required to accompany their partial foot prosthesis. These shoes are specially designed to accommodate the prosthetic device and provide additional comfort and support.
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Sports and Activity-Specific Prostheses:
Active individuals may need prosthetics that are more durable and flexible for their lifestyle. Whether it’s running, cycling, or hiking, these prostheses are designed to provide the necessary support for various athletic activities.
How Partial Foot Prosthesis Work
Partial foot prosthesis works by redistributing weight and providing support to the remaining foot structure. The goal is to restore as much functionality as possible, enabling the individual to walk, run, and perform daily activities with as little discomfort as possible. The prosthesis is carefully designed to match the shape and size of the remaining portion of the foot, and is often secured using a combination of straps, sleeves, or a custom foot shell.
There are two main types of partial foot prosthesis based on how they’re attached:
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Experience and Expertise:
With decades of experience, we understand the challenges that come with living with partial foot amputation or foot conditions. Our team of certified professionals works diligently to create the most effective solutions for our patients.
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Internal Prostheses:
In some cases, the prosthetic device is integrated directly into the foot structure. This type is more invasive but can provide enhanced support and stability.
Factors to Consider When Choosing a Partial Foot Prosthesis
Choosing the right partial foot prosthesis is crucial for achieving the best possible outcomes in terms of mobility and comfort. Several factors come into play when deciding on the right prosthetic, including:
Why Choose Certified Ortho?
When it comes to your prosthetic needs, trust the professionals at Certified Ortho. We stand out for our commitment to quality and patient care:
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Experience and Expertise:
With decades of experience, we understand the challenges that come with living with partial foot amputation or foot conditions. Our team of certified professionals works diligently to create the most effective solutions for our patients.
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Comprehensive Care:
We don’t just provide prosthetics – we offer full care that includes evaluations, fittings, rehabilitation, and ongoing support. Our goal is to ensure that you feel confident and comfortable in your prosthesis every step of the way.
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Advanced Technology and Materials:
From 3D modeling to specialized materials, we integrate the latest advancements in orthotics and prosthetics to provide you with the best possible product.
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Personalized Service:
At Certified Ortho, you're not just another patient – you’re a partner. We work closely with you to understand your specific needs, goals, and lifestyle to ensure your prosthesis is a perfect fit.
How Certified Ortho Supports You Throughout the Process
At Certified Ortho, we offer a comprehensive approach to prosthetics, ensuring that you are supported every step of the way. Our process involves:
Get Started Today
If you’re ready to take the next step toward improving your mobility and comfort, reach out to Certified Ortho for a consultation. Our experienced team is ready to guide you through the process, from fitting to rehabilitation, ensuring you get the best possible outcome.
- Call Us: +1 970-482-7116
- Email Us: orders@certifiedortho.com
- Visit Us: Certified Orthopedics, Inc. 2415 East Mulberry Street, Unit 7, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Frequently Asked Questions About Partial Foot Prosthesis
When considering a partial foot prosthesis, you may have several questions about the process, benefits, costs, and how the device can enhance your mobility. Below are some of the most frequently asked questions we receive at Certified Ortho, along with answers that will help you make an informed decision.
A partial foot prosthesis is a custom-designed device that replaces part of the foot that has been amputated due to injury, disease, or congenital conditions. Unlike a full prosthetic foot, it is designed to provide support, restore function, and improve mobility in individuals who have lost only part of their foot. The prosthesis may replace the toes, part of the arch, or other sections, depending on the extent of the amputation.
A partial foot prosthesis works by providing support and stability to the remaining portion of the foot. It helps to redistribute the weight during walking, preventing discomfort and imbalance. The device can assist in restoring a more natural gait and can be designed to accommodate your unique foot structure. It is typically secured using custom fittings, straps, or a sleeve.
There are several types of partial foot prosthesis designed for different needs and conditions. These include:
- Silicone Partial Foot Prosthesis: Offers a realistic appearance and comfort, often used for cosmetic purposes but can provide some functional support.
- Ankle-Foot Orthoses (AFOs): Provides support and stability to the foot and ankle, commonly used for lower amputation levels.
- Custom-Made Footwear: Specialized shoes that are designed to work with a partial foot prosthesis, ensuring proper fit and comfort.
- Sports Prostheses: Prosthetics designed specifically for athletes or active individuals, offering enhanced durability and performance for physical activities.
Each type is tailored to meet individual needs based on the location of the amputation and the level of activity required.
A partial foot prosthesis is customized based on a detailed assessment of your remaining foot structure, your gait, and your daily activity needs. This includes taking precise measurements and possibly creating 3D scans of your foot. Certified Ortho uses advanced CAD technology to design and fabricate a prosthesis that fits your unique anatomy, ensuring both comfort and function.
The lifespan of a partial foot prosthesis can vary depending on factors such as material quality, usage, and the level of physical activity. On average, a high-quality prosthesis can last from 2 to 5 years. Regular follow-ups with your prosthetist ensure that the prosthesis remains in optimal condition and any necessary adjustments are made.
Yes! Sports prostheses are designed specifically for active individuals. Whether you enjoy running, hiking, or other sports, a partial foot prosthesis can be made to suit your activity level. Certified Ortho offers durable, lightweight options that are built to handle the demands of athletic movement, providing the necessary support and stability while maintaining comfort.
The cost of a partial foot prosthesis varies depending on factors such as the materials used, the complexity of the design, and whether additional services (like fitting, rehabilitation, or follow-up care) are required. On average, the cost can range from $2,000 to $5,000. It is recommended to check with your insurance provider, as many plans cover part or all of the cost of a prosthesis. Certified Ortho also works with patients to provide affordable solutions and help navigate insurance claims.
In many cases, insurance will cover the cost of a partial foot prosthesis, but the level of coverage varies depending on your plan. Most health insurance providers offer partial reimbursement for medically necessary prosthetic devices. It’s important to review your policy and consult with our team at Certified Ortho to understand your coverage. We can assist with documentation and guide you through the insurance process.
Proper care and maintenance of your partial foot prosthesis are essential to ensure its longevity and optimal performance. Some tips for prosthesis care include:
- Clean Regularly: Use mild soap and water to clean the prosthesis, especially the areas that come into contact with the skin.
- Inspect for Damage: Check the device for any cracks, wear, or loose components. If you notice any issues, bring it in for an adjustment.
- Use Proper Footwear: If your prosthesis is integrated with custom footwear, make sure the shoes are well-maintained and provide a good fit.
Consult Regularly: Schedule routine follow-ups with your prosthetist to ensure your device is still functioning properly and to make adjustments as needed.
Yes, it’s common for patients to need to adjust their gait when they first start using a partial foot prosthesis. Initially, you may find it difficult to walk as you did before the amputation. However, with time and practice, you will develop a new, more natural gait. Our team at Certified Ortho provides rehabilitation services to help you adapt to your prosthetic device and regain confidence in your movements.
Yes, a partial foot prosthesis can be especially helpful for individuals with diabetic foot issues. Diabetic foot complications often lead to the need for partial foot amputations. A prosthesis designed for diabetic care can alleviate pressure, reduce the risk of sores or ulcers, and improve circulation. Certified Ortho offers specialized prosthetics that cater to the needs of diabetic patients, ensuring comfort and prevention of further complications.
If you are considering a partial foot prosthesis, the first step is to schedule a consultation with Certified Ortho. Our experienced team will evaluate your needs, discuss available options, and guide you through the process. Whether you’re recovering from surgery, dealing with a chronic condition, or in need of a custom solution, we are here to support you every step of the way.