R.J. Rosenberg Orthopedic Lab

01/15/2026

Combining high flexibility and dynamic performance, this foot meets an amputee’s multiaxial needs. If exercise or sports are on the activity list, it easily transitions from the gym to the tennis and basketball courts, as well as the soccer, football, and lacrosse fields.

For more information on the Fillauer AllPro foot, call our office at 513-221-7200.

01/13/2026

January is Self-Love Month. Prioritize yourself this month and try engaging in activities like these:

// Move around and stay hydrated. Engage in an exercise you enjoy and make sure to drink plenty of water throughout each day.
// Spend time with people you enjoy. Getting together with those that don’t drain your energy will improve your mental health.
// Practice gratitude. List three things you are thankful for every day.
// Repeat affirmations. Say affirmations like “You are enough” out loud to yourself.

01/09/2026

Hello all. Our office is having internet connection issues today that are affecting our phone service. We apologize for the inconvenience and should be back to normal shortly.

01/09/2026

Are you a Cincinnati Reds fan? Head to the Cincinnati Convention Center on Friday, January 16 and Saturday, January 17 for Redsfest. Interact with current and former Reds players, see hard-to-find memorabilia, get autographs, purchase Reds merchandise, play interactive games, and much more! Proceeds from the event benefit the Reds Community Fund.

Learn more here: https://www.mlb.com/reds/fans/redsfest

01/07/2026

Tomorrow is Winter Skin Relief Day. Give your skin some relief by taking good care of your prothesis.

Clean your residual limb at the end of every day with warm water. Dry and then apply skin lotion or cream to prevent calluses and abrasions.

Your socket, socks, and liners should be cleaned occasionally. Sockets can be wiped out with a cloth dampened in clean, warm water and mild soap, and left to dry thoroughly. Socks and liners can also be cleaned with warm water and mild soap.

If you notice any abnormalities on your skin, notify your prosthetist immediately. Call our office at 513-221-7200.

01/05/2026

01/02/2026

Is one of your New Year’s Resolutions to incorporate exercise into your routine? If you’re an amputee, here are some steps to take before you start a new fitness plan:

// Listen to your primary physician as they give you advice or suggestions about your fitness goals.
// Set realistic goals with your prosthetist and physical therapist.
// Focus on stretching, lifting weights, and cardio.
// Start slow and increase intensity when you feel confident to move to the next level.
// Talk to your rehab team regularly to keep them updated on your progress.

When and if you do lose weight, schedule an appointment with your prosthetist to make sure your socket still fits properly. Call our office at 513-221-7200.

01/01/2026

We’re wishing you new feels, new chances, same dreams, and fresh starts this new year! Happy 2026!

12/30/2025

We love it when our patients share their positive experiences with us through reviews on Google and Facebook. At RJ Rosenberg, we strive to find positive prosthetic solutions for every patient. Please share your story with others — it may help!

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12/26/2025

Get active this winter season with Move United Sport ! Many of its member organizations offer experiences and/or lessons in adaptive skiing, sledding, snowboarding, and more. Try something new and find a program near you here: https://tinyurl.com/2p98s57f



📸: Wheelchair Sports Federation / Move United Sport

12/25/2025

Merry everything and happy always. Have a very Merry Christmas!

12/24/2025

Last month, The Bridge Adaptive Sports & Rec, the University of Cincinnati's Adaptive Equipment and Innovation Collaborative, and May We Help adapted over 200 toys for children with disabilities.

The inaugural Tinker-Toy Build Day, held at UC’s 1819 Innovation Hub, brought together UC students, engineers, and faculty to modify power buttons on electronic toys, making them more accessible, just in time for Santa to pass out tonight!

The toys were generously donated from across the community and were distributed through May We Help’s Tinker Toy Box program.



📸: The Bridge Adaptive Sports & Rec