Prosthetic Energy Inc.
126 Milner Ave M1S 3R2 Toronto, ON, Canada
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Locality: Toronto, Ontario
Phone: +1 416-291-7434
Address: 126 Milner Ave M1S 3R2 Toronto, ON, Canada
Website: www.prostheticenergy.ca
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Please have a happy & safe holiday!
Two items of business today. 1. We would like to welcome our newest team member, Finn. He is going to do his best to distract us from getting work done. 2. Both offices will be closing down for holidays between now and January 4. We will be operating under provincial guidelines with appointment only, no walk ins. Please call ahead and we’ll schedule you as soon as possible. ... We would like to thank our friends and family for another exciting year. We are proud and thankful to be able to continue providing service during these difficult times. See you in 2021! Happy holidays and New Year!
Rough video but too awesome not to post! Exciting new project we are working on with @scarfferica. First baby steps with a @fillauer Obsidian blade. Watch this space, she’s a natural. #prosthetics #bladerunner #running #motivation #amputeestrong #amputee
#prosthetictips Sweat tends to accumulate inside prosthetics for amputees. When you are playing sports or active dampness makes liners a haven for bacteria. This can lead to skin inflammation or infections. - Wash your liners every day as instructed by the manufacturer.... - Avoid using alcohol wipes on your liner unless your prosthetist instructs you otherwise. - Always carry extra liners and socks, especially when exercising, so that you can change out of sweaty materials when needed. - Do not attempt to adjust your prosthetic or liner on your own. Instead, consult with your prosthetist. See more
"West Hants resident Chloe Dunbar, 10, loves spending time with her friends at War Amps child amputee program meetings, and helping other children like her gain the confidence needed to feel comfortable in their own skin." https://bit.ly/2F6QwkA
Welcome Winter!
"Kelowna amputee Rio Manning is speaking out to demonstrate that amputation is not a barrier to living an active life."
#prosthetictips Make sure your shoe height is correct for your prosthesis or your alignment will be wrong, putting a strain on your residual limb and surrounding joints.
Lest we forget. 11.11.11
Have you wondered where everyone has been getting their fashionable prosthetic covers? Your hunt is over! We carry Alleles Design Studio products! This Canadian Owned business produces patterned covers to go over existing prosthetic legs! Book an appointment with us or call to learn more!
Meet Paralympian, Model & Wonder Woman Aimee Mullins: After a successful career as a track and field athlete that culminated in three world records at the 1996 Paralympic Games, Mullins, a double-amputee, went on to walk the runway for Alexander McQueen
We hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Yup, WAY too cold outside!
Anderson’s youth was spent competing in gymnastics at a competitive level. He decided to enlist in the United States Army in April 2001. His deployment date was on September 11, 2001. He served two tours of duty in Iraq.
Motala, aged 50, lost a foot after he stepped on a land mine. Luckily, Thailand is the one country in the world with an elephant veterinary care hospital running, and dedicated workers could take care of Motala.
#prosthetictips If your limb has limited sensation, be especially careful of hot water. You can avoid scalds by testing the water temperature with your fingertips before submerging your residual limb.
The oldest known prosthetic leg (300 B.C.) the Capua leg was crafted by Romans from bronze and iron with a wooden core. It was once housed in the Royal College of Surgeons, but was destroyed during World War II bombings. A replica is now at the Science Museum in London.
Throwing it back to when Aimee Mullins walked on the runway in an Alexander McQueen show with a custom leg. Stay tuned for more on her next week! #fashionfriday #fashionisforeveryone #diversitymatters #diversemodels
Trinity’s recreational limbs help her to run, jump and play, but being a part of the CHAMP Program has also given her confidence in herself. There’s no stopping Trinity watch what she can do!
As a contract vendor for both the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) as well as the Non-Insured Health Benefits (NHIB) program, Prosthetic Energy Inc. offers a range of services for its many clients. We’re affiliated with the Assistive Devices Program and provide all of the following: Free initial consultations Future care cost analysis Prosthetic limb-fitting and alignment... Cosmetic finishing Soft goods supplies liners, socks, sleeves etc. Medical necessity and/or reports for individuals involved in accident claims Second opinions Insurance reports See more
#prosthetictips Wash your limb at least once a day with mild soap and warm water. Pat it dry, and make certain it is completely dry before putting on your prosthetic. Otherwise, you could be encouraging fungal growth. You can wash more than once a day, but do not scrub too vigorously or use harsh soaps.
Working with what you have and making the best of it! We love a creative Halloween costume!
Unsure of your funding options? We are a vendor for the following programs: - Assistive Devices Program of Ontario - Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) - Veterans Affairs Canada... - War Amps - Champs Program See more
It may be two weeks too late for the @bluejays this season, but our super fan is ready to support the boys next season! Hopefully we’ll all be able to get out to the @rogers.centre for a game next season! K provided this great Jay design and our tech staff went to work making a custom inner blue and carbon outer prosthesis! Match that with the @ossur Sport Locking Liner system and you’re ready for game time! Let’s go Blue Jays! #ossurprosthetics #prosthetics #amputee #amputeelife #amputeestrong #bluejays #mlb #mlbplayoffs #toronto #baseball
Reminder: You got this!
Happy Monday everyone! We hope you are feeling great today!
#TBT The earliest example of a prosthesis ever was A big toe, belonging to a noblewoman, was found in Egypt and dated to between 950-710 B.C.E. The big toe was particularly important to an Egyptian because it was necessary in order to wear the traditional Egyptian sandals. Worn nearly 3,000 years ago.
happy Halloween!
A fantastic snapshot of resilience and community. Draga, one of our most inspiring clients, shares her story. Her feature starts at 2:04min in https://vimeo.com/443353893 Fall, Get Back Up.... The resilience embodied by five athletes all connected by one community. A Documentary Short Written & Directed by: Nabeel Laher
Well, this just made our day! Look how happy this duck is!
We are wishing a happy and healthy run this year for those who are participating in the Terry Fox Run, virtual addition! Cheers to you!
#fashionfriday #fashionisforeveryone #diversitymatters #diversemodels
Nice legs ya got there!
Our buddy @onehandfitness dropped by to pick up a new lifting setup. It’s going to get thrashed in the gym and we will make adjustments as needed. #prosthetics #prostheticarm #fitfam #fitness #lifting
We're not crying, YOU'RE CRYING!
A fancy @ottobockus_ca silicone cover going home. The device is looking with sandals or wedges.
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