Sound Limbs Orthotics

05/06/2025

It is with profound sadness that we share of the loss of our beloved Tonya Cyr, who served Sound Limbs as our office manager from 2014–2021. She will be deeply missed.

Celebrate the life of Tonya Cyr, leave a kind word or memory and get funeral service information care of The Fortin & Pinette Group, Dillingham, Lynch, Plummer & Merrill.

07/28/2024

Here's a recent, wonderful testimonial from one of our happy patients (name used with permission)!

I am writing to express my gratitude for the profound difference I have experienced since wearing my new orthotics. As with my first experience many years ago I feel cured. Of course, I am not cured of pronation but these are the improvements I have experienced:
• a dramatic reduction in pain
• better sleep
• noticeably better posture
• My knees have stopped hurting
• I walk faster and with more strength

Immediately after I put them on, I was plunged into a strenuous exhibit construction with an ambitious design and a third of the normal installation time. These orthotics have saved me and the show schedule.
You helped me in the nick of time. I am very grateful.
Sincerely,
Kevin Callahan (July 2024)

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10/15/2022

Sound Limbs Orthotics is at the MDI Expo! Stop by and say hi!! 🏃‍♂️🏃🏻🏃‍♀️

09/01/2022

Yoda helping out at Sound Limbs today!

06/22/2022

Bittersweet day at Sound Limbs as we transition to a non-insurance based practice, which means downsizing. We love our staff and wish them worlds of happiness! Roger and Elizabeth will continue providing excellent care to our patients moving forward. Please PM us or call 207-784-4345 if you’d like more information!

06/22/2022

Bittersweet day at Sound Limbs as we transition to a non-insurance based practice which means downsizing. We love our staff and wish them worlds of happiness! Roger and Elizabeth will continue providing excellent care to our patients moving forward. Please PM us or call 207-784-4345 if you’d like more information!

07/11/2020

02/19/2020

What a gorgeous morning!

01/16/2020

The earliest known written reference to an artificial limb was made around 500 B.C., Herodotus wrote of a prisoner who escaped from his chains by cutting off his foot, which he later replaced with a wooden substitute.

01/14/2020

The majority of amputations are a result of disease, with diabetes and cardiovascular disease, accounting for the highest percentage, which is almost 75 percent.

01/09/2020

The history of prosthetics is believed to stem from the Fifth Egyptian Dynasty (2750 to 2625 BC). Archaeologists working the Egyptian soil looking for ancient artifacts instead unearthed a very old splint from around this period.

01/07/2020

Custom pediatric prosthetics use the latest available technology and materials for maximum efficiency. They are lightweight, durable, and individually tailored to each individual patient to ensure the best possible fit, comfort, functionality and safety.