Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics at Mary Free Bed Kids
Restoring hope & freedom + mobility
Tailored Care for Growing Bodies
When children and teens experience limb differences, limb loss, orthopedic conditions or require orthotic or prosthetic devices, they need solutions designed specifically for growing bodies. At Mary Free Bed Kids, our Orthotics, Prosthetics & Bionics Program is dedicated exclusively to patients 18 and younger. We combine advanced fabrication, child-centered design and specialized pediatric expertise to help young patients build mobility, independence and confidence throughout each stage of development.
Whether your child needs an orthotic brace, a cranial remolding helmet, a prosthetic limb or adaptive bionic technology, our pediatric specialists understand the rapid physical and developmental changes children experience. Each device is created to adapt to growth, activity levels and long-term goals. From early mobility to playing sports as a teen, we provide support for every phase of childhood.
Conditions and Needs We Support
Our program supports:
- Children with congenital limb differences, limb loss and amputation from trauma or surgery
- Neuromuscular and orthopedic conditions requiring bracing
- Scoliosis
- Cranial reshaping needs
- Developmental delays
- Prosthetic updates as children grow
- Adaptive sports or bionic technology needs
Our team works with families and pediatric specialists to ensure devices promote comfort, function and participation.
What Sets Mary Free Bed Kids Apart
Our pediatric-centered approach recognizes how growth, school and social environments can impact the emotional development of children. We use advanced fabrication technology and high-quality materials to create custom devices designed for durability, comfort and function.
We’ll work with you as your child grows, planning regular follow-up appointments to make updates and fitting adjustments so devices can continue to support your child’s development. Our family-centered care model ensures devices support daily routines, school tasks, recreation, sports and independence.
Collaborative Care Across the Pediatric Continuum
Mary Free Bed Kids works closely with leading pediatric health systems, including Corewell Health, Bronson Healthcare and Beacon Health System, to ensure children receive coordinated, comprehensive care. Through these partnerships, our team collaborates with pediatric orthopedic surgeons, neurologists, rehabilitation medicine physicians and specialty care teams to align device planning with each child’s broader treatment plan.
This integrated approach ensures prescriptions, therapy plans, surgical considerations and long-term mobility goals are all connected. The prosthetics and orthotics specialists also collaborate with the Mary Free Bed Kids Pediatric Rehabilitation Team to provide seamless, collaborative care.
Team members include:
- Physical therapists
- Occupational therapists
- Speech-language pathologists
- Physiatrists (rehabilitation physicians)
The Pediatric Device Process
- We start with a comprehensive evaluation that includes mobility assessments, growth projections and activity goals. We develop an understanding of your child’s daily environments.
- Based on this information, our specialists design and fabricate custom devices in one of our three fabrication facilities or in partnership with outside manufacturers.
- After fabrication, children attend a personalized fitting appointment to ensure proper alignment, comfort, and function.
- We also provide training for children and caregivers on safe use, device care, and how to integrate it into everyday life.
- We schedule regular follow-up visits to help maintain proper fit and performance as your child grows.
Outcomes That Matter
Children supported through our device program often experience improved mobility, posture, balance, strength, comfort and confidence. Many return to school and recreational activities with fewer limitations. Our proactive, child-centered planning helps reduce device complications and supports long-term success.
Orthotic Devices Include:
Orthotics are devices that support, stabilize, and improve the function of limbs and the spine helping to ease pain and improve movement.
- Ankle-Foot Orthoses (AFO)
- Burn Masks
- Cervical Collars
- Cranial Remolding Helmets
- Fracture Orthoses
- Orthotic Shoes
- Foot Orthotics
- Foot Inserts and Custom Shoes
- Halos
Orthotic Devices Include:
Orthotics are devices that support, stabilize, and improve the function of limbs and the spine helping to ease pain and improve movement.
- Ankle-Foot Orthoses (AFO)
- Burn Masks
- Cervical Collars
- Cranial Remolding Helmets
- Fracture Orthoses
- Orthotic Shoes
- Foot Orthotics
- Foot Inserts and Custom Shoes
- Halos
Orthotic Devices Include:
Orthotics are devices that support, stabilize, and improve the function of limbs and the spine helping to ease pain and improve movement.
- Ankle-Foot Orthoses (AFO)
- Burn Masks
- Cervical Collars
- Cranial Remolding Helmets
- Fracture Orthoses
- Orthotic Shoes
- Foot Orthotics
- Foot Inserts and Custom Shoes
- Halos
Orthotic Devices Include:
Orthotics are devices that support, stabilize, and improve the function of limbs and the spine helping to ease pain and improve movement.
- Ankle-Foot Orthoses (AFO)
- Burn Masks
- Cervical Collars
- Cranial Remolding Helmets
- Fracture Orthoses
- Orthotic Shoes
- Foot Orthotics
- Foot Inserts and Custom Shoes
- Halos
- Scoliosis Bracing
- Hip Orthoses
- Knee Orthoses
- Knee-Ankle-Foot Orthoses (KAFO)
- Reciprocating Gait Orthoses (RGO)
- Supramalleolar Orthoses (SMO)
- Spinal and Cervical Orthoses
- Sports Braces
- Wrist-Hand Orthoses
Orthotic Devices Include:
Orthotics are devices that support, stabilize, and improve the function of limbs and the spine helping to ease pain and improve movement.
- Ankle-Foot Orthoses (AFO)
- Burn Masks
- Cervical Collars
- Cranial Remolding Helmets
- Fracture Orthoses
- Orthotic Shoes
- Foot Orthotics
- Foot Inserts and Custom Shoes
- Halos
Orthotic Devices Include:
Orthotics are devices that support, stabilize, and improve the function of limbs and the spine helping to ease pain and improve movement.
- Ankle-Foot Orthoses (AFO)
- Burn Masks
- Cervical Collars
- Cranial Remolding Helmets
- Fracture Orthoses
- Orthotic Shoes
- Foot Orthotics
- Foot Inserts and Custom Shoes
- Halos
Orthotic Devices Include:
Orthotics are devices that support, stabilize, and improve the function of limbs and the spine helping to ease pain and improve movement.
- Ankle-Foot Orthoses (AFO)
- Burn Masks
- Cervical Collars
- Cranial Remolding Helmets
- Fracture Orthoses
- Orthotic Shoes
- Foot Orthotics
- Foot Inserts and Custom Shoes
- Halos
Prosthetic Devices Include:
We use the latest technology to customize a highly functional prosthesis with cosmetic touches that express your child’s individuality. As their body and circumstances change and prosthetic design continues to advance, we’re here to provide lifelong support.
Upper Extremity:
Upper Extremity:
- Digits
- Partial Hand
- Wrist Disarticulation
- Transradial (Below the Elbow)
- Elbow Disarticulation
- Transhumeral (Above the Elbow)
- Shoulder Disarticulation
- Interscapulothoracic / Forequarter
- Myoelectric Controlled / Body Powered / Passive Designs
Prosthetic Devices Include:
We use the latest technology to customize a highly functional prosthesis with cosmetic touches that express your child’s individuality. As their body and circumstances change and prosthetic design continues to advance, we’re here to provide lifelong support.
Upper Extremity:
Upper Extremity:
- Digits
- Partial Hand
- Wrist Disarticulation
- Transradial (Below the Elbow)
- Elbow Disarticulation
- Transhumeral (Above the Elbow)
- Shoulder Disarticulation
- Interscapulothoracic / Forequarter
- Myoelectric Controlled / Body Powered / Passive Designs
Prosthetic Devices Include:
We use the latest technology to customize a highly functional prosthesis with cosmetic touches that express your child’s individuality. As their body and circumstances change and prosthetic design continues to advance, we’re here to provide lifelong support.
Upper Extremity:
Upper Extremity:
- Digits
- Partial Hand
- Wrist Disarticulation
- Transradial (Below the Elbow)
- Elbow Disarticulation
- Transhumeral (Above the Elbow)
- Shoulder Disarticulation
- Interscapulothoracic / Forequarter
- Myoelectric Controlled / Body Powered / Passive Designs
Prosthetic Devices Include:
We use the latest technology to customize a highly functional prosthesis with cosmetic touches that express your child’s individuality. As their body and circumstances change and prosthetic design continues to advance, we’re here to provide lifelong support.
Upper Extremity:
Upper Extremity:
- Digits
- Partial Hand
- Wrist Disarticulation
- Transradial (Below the Elbow)
- Elbow Disarticulation
- Transhumeral (Above the Elbow)
- Shoulder Disarticulation
- Interscapulothoracic / Forequarter
- Myoelectric Controlled / Body Powered / Passive Designs
Lower Extremity:
- Partial Foot
- Symes
- Transtibial (Below the Knee)
- Knee Disarticulation
- Transfemoral (Above the Knee)
- Hip Disarticulation
- Microprocessor Controlled Knees and Feet
- User Adjustable Sockets
Prosthetic Devices Include:
We use the latest technology to customize a highly functional prosthesis with cosmetic touches that express your child’s individuality. As their body and circumstances change and prosthetic design continues to advance, we’re here to provide lifelong support.
Upper Extremity:
Upper Extremity:
- Digits
- Partial Hand
- Wrist Disarticulation
- Transradial (Below the Elbow)
- Elbow Disarticulation
- Transhumeral (Above the Elbow)
- Shoulder Disarticulation
- Interscapulothoracic / Forequarter
- Myoelectric Controlled / Body Powered / Passive Designs
Prosthetic Devices Include:
We use the latest technology to customize a highly functional prosthesis with cosmetic touches that express your child’s individuality. As their body and circumstances change and prosthetic design continues to advance, we’re here to provide lifelong support.
Upper Extremity:
Upper Extremity:
- Digits
- Partial Hand
- Wrist Disarticulation
- Transradial (Below the Elbow)
- Elbow Disarticulation
- Transhumeral (Above the Elbow)
- Shoulder Disarticulation
- Interscapulothoracic / Forequarter
- Myoelectric Controlled / Body Powered / Passive Designs
Prosthetic Devices Include:
We use the latest technology to customize a highly functional prosthesis with cosmetic touches that express your child’s individuality. As their body and circumstances change and prosthetic design continues to advance, we’re here to provide lifelong support.
Upper Extremity:
Upper Extremity:
- Digits
- Partial Hand
- Wrist Disarticulation
- Transradial (Below the Elbow)
- Elbow Disarticulation
- Transhumeral (Above the Elbow)
- Shoulder Disarticulation
- Interscapulothoracic / Forequarter
- Myoelectric Controlled / Body Powered / Passive Designs
Schedule Pediatric Orthotics, Prosthetics & Bionics Care
Your child deserves pediatric rehabilitation care designed to grow with them. Schedule care today to connect with our pediatric rehabilitation specialists and begin your child’s journey toward improved mobility and independence.
Schedule Pediatric Orthotics, Prosthetics & Bionics Care
Your child deserves pediatric rehabilitation care designed to grow with them. Schedule care today to connect with our pediatric rehabilitation specialists and begin your child’s journey toward improved mobility and independence.
Schedule Pediatric Orthotics, Prosthetics & Bionics Care
Your child deserves pediatric rehabilitation care designed to grow with them. Schedule care today to connect with our pediatric rehabilitation specialists and begin your child’s journey toward improved mobility and independence.
Schedule Pediatric Orthotics, Prosthetics & Bionics Care
Your child deserves pediatric rehabilitation care designed to grow with them. Schedule care today to connect with our pediatric rehabilitation specialists and begin your child’s journey toward improved mobility and independence.
Lower Extremity:
- Partial Foot
- Symes
- Transtibial (Below the Knee)
- Knee Disarticulation
- Transfemoral (Above the Knee)
- Hip Disarticulation
- Microprocessor Controlled Knees and Feet
- User Adjustable Sockets
Schedule Pediatric Orthotics, Prosthetics & Bionics Care
Your child deserves pediatric rehabilitation care designed to grow with them. Schedule care today to connect with our pediatric rehabilitation specialists and begin your child’s journey toward improved mobility and independence.
Schedule Pediatric Orthotics, Prosthetics & Bionics Care
Your child deserves pediatric rehabilitation care designed to grow with them. Schedule care today to connect with our pediatric rehabilitation specialists and begin your child’s journey toward improved mobility and independence.
Schedule Pediatric Orthotics, Prosthetics & Bionics Care
Your child deserves pediatric rehabilitation care designed to grow with them. Schedule care today to connect with our pediatric rehabilitation specialists and begin your child’s journey toward improved mobility and independence.
Your Experience
Billing & Insurance
We’re Here for You
It’s traumatic to lose a limb, fingers or toes. Our team of prosthetists – some of whom have artificial limbs themselves – understand the challenges you face. They’ll work closely with you to maximize your mobility and independence. We’ll help make the most appropriate decisions based on your goals and financial considerations.
We’re Here for You
It’s traumatic to lose a limb, fingers or toes. Our team of prosthetists – some of whom have artificial limbs themselves – understand the challenges you face. They’ll work closely with you to maximize your mobility and independence. We’ll help make the most appropriate decisions based on your goals and financial considerations.
We’re Here for You
It’s traumatic to lose a limb, fingers or toes. Our team of prosthetists – some of whom have artificial limbs themselves – understand the challenges you face. They’ll work closely with you to maximize your mobility and independence. We’ll help make the most appropriate decisions based on your goals and financial considerations.
We’re Here for You
It’s traumatic to lose a limb, fingers or toes. Our team of prosthetists – some of whom have artificial limbs themselves – understand the challenges you face. They’ll work closely with you to maximize your mobility and independence. We’ll help make the most appropriate decisions based on your goals and financial considerations.
- Halos
- Hip orthoses
- Knee orthoses
- Knee-Ankle-Foot orthoses (KAFO)
- Reciprocating Gait orthoses (RGO)
- Spinal and cervical orthoses
- Sports braces
- Wrist-hand orthoses
We’re Here for You
It’s traumatic to lose a limb, fingers or toes. Our team of prosthetists – some of whom have artificial limbs themselves – understand the challenges you face. They’ll work closely with you to maximize your mobility and independence. We’ll help make the most appropriate decisions based on your goals and financial considerations.
We’re Here for You
It’s traumatic to lose a limb, fingers or toes. Our team of prosthetists – some of whom have artificial limbs themselves – understand the challenges you face. They’ll work closely with you to maximize your mobility and independence. We’ll help make the most appropriate decisions based on your goals and financial considerations.
We’re Here for You
It’s traumatic to lose a limb, fingers or toes. Our team of prosthetists – some of whom have artificial limbs themselves – understand the challenges you face. They’ll work closely with you to maximize your mobility and independence. We’ll help make the most appropriate decisions based on your goals and financial considerations.
Preparing For Your Visit
Preparing For Your Child’s Visit to Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
Preparing For Your Visit
Preparing For Your Child’s Visit to Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
Preparing For Your Visit
Preparing For Your Child’s Visit to Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
Preparing For Your Visit
Preparing For Your Child’s Visit to Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
Preparing For Your Visit
Preparing For Your Child’s Visit to Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
Preparing For Your Visit
Preparing For Your Child’s Visit to Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
Preparing For Your Visit
Preparing For Your Child’s Visit to Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
Before your visit to Mary Free Bed, your physician will evaluate your child’s condition and provide a prescription for a device. Once we receive the prescription, our scheduling team will reach out to find a convenient appointment for you.
Your Child’s First Visit
During the initial appointment, your child’s clinician will conduct a full evaluation, review your child’s medical history and take measurements. They’ll also discuss their daily activities to ensure their device is designed to fit their lifestyle. From there, the clinician will oversee the creation of your child’s device and teach them how to use it safely.
Custom Orthotic and Prosthetic Fabrication and Fitting
Some orthotic devices are ready-made and available right away, while others are custom-designed to meet your child’s specific needs. Prosthetic devices are custom-tailored for the best fit and function, and during this process they’ll be fitted with a diagnostic test socket as a trial. Their clinician will make adjustments based on their comfort and needs before their final prosthesis is created by our skilled technicians.
Receiving Your Child’s Orthotic or Prosthetic Device
Once the fitting process is complete and your child’s device is ready, they’ll have a delivery appointment to take their new device home. Their clinician will ensure they feel confident and prepared, providing all the information and guidance they need for using their device at home.
Ongoing Care and Support
If your child’s device fits well at the delivery appointment, they may not need further adjustments. However, if you or your child have any questions, require modifications or the clinician recommends follow-up care, we’re here to help. Simply contact the Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location you’re working with for assistance.
Amputee Support and Community
We know that no one understands your child’s experience quite like someone who has been through it themselves. That’s why Mary Free Bed offers a network of Amputee Support Groups that meet regularly, along with our Amputee Mentor Program to connect you with others who have shared experiences. For the latest information on our monthly Amputee Support Group meetings, simply contact your preferred Mary Free Bed Orthotics & Prosthetics + Bionics location.
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Wherever your child is on their rehabilitation journey, we’re here to help every step of the way. Our pediatric specialists are ready to listen, support and guide your family through recovery. Whether your child is just beginning treatment or continuing progress from earlier care, our team is committed to encouraging their growth, celebrating milestones and supporting every goal—big and small.
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