Our Story
Guiding Values
Behind every amputation procedure, there is a person who is vulnerable to despair and hopelessness. We know how to help and bring our core values to every, unique recovery journey. You too can help restore function to these distinct patients by joining our purposeful mission.
Patient Centered Care
Every person is unique & our adaptive model evolves to support recovery progress. Exceptional patient care drives us. Step inside one of our clinics to see remarkable recoveries daily.
Pursuit Of Excellence
Every task is meaningful and is the foundation for success. Every patient touchpoint has been refined for the best result and patient satisfaction.
Mission Driven
Our initiatives are all rooted in our mantra to radically improve amputee outcomes. Better results fire our motivations to go further and improve the quality of life for amputees and their families.
Passionate Leadership
In 2008, we set out to upend routine amputee care across the nation. Our passionate pursuit has proven that limb loss patients can recapture their independence and pursue their dreams.
Happy to root for one of our ABR clients, Amaris Vasquez, who will be competing in the paralympics games in the 100m dash, 200m dash, and the long jump this Saturday. @amaris_sofia_vazquez17
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Vamos a ti, viva PR.
On Monday August 19th, Ken Eick, CP and several limb loss patients enjoyed a day out golfing at the beautiful at the Warwick Hills Golf Club. Great things are happening in Flint MI with our care partner, Michigan Vascular Center to help the limb loss community rebound after amputation. ... See MoreSee Less
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Mobility is king when preserving health after amputation. It is a mission that with the help of our physician partners, we excel with a mobility rate almost double the national average.
Learn more on how adding managed ancillary prosthetics care to your surgical practice is a win:win.
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