Every baby grows at their own pace learning to roll, sit, smile, and interact with the world in beautiful little ways. But during early development, babies’ skulls are soft and flexible , which is a natural and important part of growth. Sometimes, this flexibility can lead to flat spots or uneven shaping  of the head. This is known as plagiocephaly , and it’s more common than many parents realize. The good news? With the right guidance and gentle treatment, the head shape ca

Learning to walk with a prosthesis is a journey, one built on patience, practice, and the right support.For many individuals with limb loss, assistive devices like walkers, canes, or crutches  play an important role in building balance, strength, and confidence in daily movement. At Bionic Prosthetics & Orthotics , we view these devices not as signs of limitation , but as temporary tools  that help you move safely while your body adapts . This blog explains: Why assistive dev

Real Stories. Real Wins. Real Strength. Every person who wears a  bionic  arm or leg carries more than the device itself.They carry stories of resilience, humor, adaptation, identity, and the quiet victories no one sees. At  Bionic Prosthetics & Orthotics , we meet people who remind us every day that mobility is not just physical, it's emotional, psychological, and deeply human. This is not a story about limitations. This is a story about living. Meet Jeff Steinberg Jeff has

Sports are more than movement -  they’re expression, identity, confidence, and freedom.For individuals with limb loss, adaptive sports offer a powerful path to reclaiming movement and rediscovering what the body can do. With today’s advancements in   bionic prosthetics and orthotics , athletes around the world are running, cycling, swimming, climbing, and competing at elite levels. At Bionic Po, we support athletes of all ages and abilities in stepping back into the sports t

Living with a limb difference or recovering from an amputation is a powerful journey of resilience, adaptation, and rediscovery. At Bionic Prosthetics & Orthotics , we believe that proper residual limb care is the foundation for long-term mobility, comfort, and confidence with your prosthetic device. Why Residual Limb Care Matters After amputation, your residual limb adapts to new challenges: pressure from a prosthetic socket, friction from liners, and changes in skin moistur

Not sure when to return after a prosthesis fitting? Learn the signs—routine timelines, discomfort or skin changes, life changes and what a follow-up includes to keep you moving.

Phantom limb pain is real and manageable. This guide explains why it happens, how it feels, and the most effective treatments and therapies, from mirror therapy to CBT, to help amputees reclaim comfort and control.

After an amputation, recovery starts with physical therapy. Build strength, improve balance, manage pain, and learn comfortable prosthetic use with care tailored to you.

So, What Exactly Is  Gait Training? Gait training is an important component of a physical therapy program designed to help people walk...