Able Orthopedics, Inc.

10/08/2025

Starts with the mind: Queens amputee leads mission to uplift others "I'm not disabled, I'm enabled." https://bit.ly/4o3Ab0h

07/16/2025

Diabetic shoes are specially designed to provide exceptional comfort, protection, and support for those with diabetes or sensitive feet.
Engineered to reduce pressure points, prevent irritation, and enhance circulation, our men's and women's diabetic shoes offer advanced orthopedic features to help prevent complications and promote foot health.
These Orthofeet Nira Hands-Free modern sneakers offer max cushioning and hands-free convenience—just step in and go for pain-free, active comfort.
For more information regarding diabetic shoes call Able Orthopedics at (810) 985-8006.

07/02/2025

Pomegranates are one of the oldest known medicinal foods on the planet. They are mentioned in the bible and have many health benefits.

06/23/2025

Our expertise and experience means you'll always get the quality care you deserve. If you have any questions, be sure to give us a call at (810) 985-8006.

06/16/2025

Our patients deserve nothing less than excellent care to help them return to their daily routines. Their happiness is especially important to us, and everyone here values every bit of trust we earn.

06/06/2025

We provide our patients with honest, transparent service so they know exactly what to expect when it comes to every aspect of their visit and health.

06/06/2025

The best way to keep your feet happy is to wear shoes that fit well and offer the right level of support. Don't let your feet be a casualty of diabetes. Get your Sugar Shoes today and stop the risk of skin breakdown.

08/08/2023

LEARN TO AIM BEYOND YOUR DISABILITY! Archery is a sport that is open to everyone; it is inclusive of all ages, genders, and abilities. Athletes with physical or cognitive impairments, who may otherwise be dissuaded from participating in sports can participate in archery alongside athletes without any disability. Learn more about the sport at https://moveunitedsport.org/sport/archery/

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08/08/2023

05/22/2023

Help us wish #19 a happy birthday! 🎂

05/22/2023

Meet Alan Fraser, he says he's smiling with gratitude every day. This is his story.

"When I say losing half of both my legs in 2015 at age 55 was the hardest thing I have ever had to cope with, it’s not an exaggeration. I wouldn’t wish limb loss on anyone … not because of any preconceived stigmas, but because it takes a special kind of perseverance and passion to live this life as an amputee. The persistent mental strength required to get up every single day, put on two prostheses, and then do all the everyday things most people take for granted is consistently challenging work. What’s happened for me, though, over time, is that I’ve gone through a journey of transitions. I started from ground zero in despair and slowly grew more resilient each day, each week, and each year. The journey eventually made me stronger and stronger. At some point early on in the journey, I got to the point where I knew that I must completely accept and embrace what had happened to me. If not, I’d never be happy in my life. Now, almost eight years into this limb loss journey, it feels so completely different for me. I love my life now. I’m OK being an amputee. I stand proud and feel just by being visible I represent an entire community of people living with limb loss. I love pushing my boundaries, realizing how strong I really am, and most of all being this confident person again who looks in the mirror and smiles back at what he sees. Losing my legs changed my life in positive ways. By that, I mean it changed me and pushed me to put in the hard work to embrace my limb loss and my new life. I stand up tall now, feeling prouder than I’ve ever felt.

No matter where you are in your life’s journey, as long as you’re still here, you can and will get to a better point if you always just keep moving forward. Small steps become the big changes you’ll look back on in time."

Thank you for sharing, Alan!
We encourage you to post your own story on our THRIVE blog. https://bit.ly/3YoKT4Z

03/16/2023

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