NP Madihlaba Medical Orthotics and Prosthetics.

03/09/2022

📍ossur mobility clinic

03/09/2022

28/07/2022

With the rheo knee and pro flex LP align

28/07/2022

Rheo knee training “before”

27/01/2022

We are mobile to mobilise you😀.

24/01/2022

The Rand Mutual - RMA prosthetic clinic running well in Durban

22/01/2022

We would like to wish a happy birthday to a superstar Manuela msiza🎉

16/10/2021

"I have no limitations. I can climb any mountain and see any view." - Veli Andy Mbatha, below-knee amputee and auto-mechanic. https://bddy.me/3grnWKS

15/10/2021

The perfect gift for our new ambassador🥳.

Soon to be posted. Be on the lookout.🦿

02/10/2021

A Rand Mutual - RMA clinic that went perfect, thanks to our lovely team and clients.

02/10/2021

Any inquiries related to orthotics and prosthetics, do not hesitate to contact us via our WhatsApp button.

19/08/2021

Otto Bock South Africa

23/04/2021

Feel free to download your own copy of the Living Well with Limb Loss booklet https://bddy.me/3uCiuJO
"The guide aims to provide you with a brief, practical introduction to a new life after limb loss, and will show that you are not alone." - Ernst van Dyk

23/04/2021

It’s and we’re sharing the care goals for each phase of the limb loss journey. Please feel free to share your own experiences with each phase and any advice you might have for someone new to limb loss.

The primary goal immediately after amputation is healing and protecting your residual limb. Volume fluctuation is common for months to years after amputation so the goal of a care team working with a new amputee is managing the volume of that healing limb.

For more helpful information follow the link: https://bit.ly/3s1am3N

23/04/2021

It’s and we’re sharing the care goals for each phase of the limb loss journey. Please feel free to share your own experiences with each phase and any advice you might have for someone new to limb loss.​

At this point, you’ve healed from surgery and are ready to begin rehabilitation and learn how to adapt to life with a prosthetic limb. The care goals in this phase are simply to don and doff (put on and take off) your prosthetic limb safely, to learn how to sit and stand with your prosthesis, and to learn how to ambulate without falling. It’s easy to get caught up in the end goal at this phase but the habits you develop during rehabilitation set you up for success and health in the future so it’s ok to take your time, be patient, and always listen to the advice of your physical and occupational therapists.

For more helpful information, download your copy of the 'Living Well with Limb Loss' booklet, here https://bddy.me/3wY8Pz3

23/04/2021

It’s and we’re sharing the care goals for each phase of the limb loss journey.
It’s maintenance time! You’ve gotten back some old independence, are moving comfortably about in your community, and adjusting to life with a prosthesis (or prostheses). The goals of this phase are focused around being aware of your skin health (i.e. are you experiencing hot spots or discomfort), is your prosthesis operating like it should (i.e. are things loose or clicking?), and are you as mobile as you usually are (i.e. are you getting tired more quickly or just walking less than usual?). It’s important to check in with yourself so you can catch small problems before they become big problems.

For more helpful information, download your copy of the "Living Well With Limb Loss" booklet here: https://bddy.me/3vbfi89