Plain-language guides for patients, and practical articles for clinicians. This is where the content engine lives; add posts here over time.
Materials, realism and what to expect from a custom device. →
From first consultation to fitting and aftercare. →
How pricing works and what support may apply. →
What a custom finger prosthesis costs and the funding routes. →
How lifelike a custom silicone finger can really be. →
An overview of your choices, from doing nothing to a prosthesis. →
The step-by-step, from finding a clinician to fitting. →
The difference, and which suits what you're looking for. →
A short, no-pressure questionnaire to help you think it through. →
An interactive guide: cleaning, wearing, storage and more. →
Honest answers to common questions: cost, realism, the process and more. →
Funding routes, what to ask insurers, and questions for your clinician. →
For partners, parents and family helping someone consider a prosthesis. →
Plain-language definitions of the words you'll come across. →
What to expect when considering a prosthesis after an amputation. →
Restoring your hand after a traumatic finger loss. →
What's specific about restoring a lost thumb. →
For a lost fingertip or part of a finger. →
Restoring more than one lost finger. →
For those born with a finger difference, sensitively explained. →
What a custom finger prosthesis costs in the US and how to lower it. →
Private plans, Medicare, Medicaid, workers' comp, VA and HSA/FSA. →
Lost a finger at work? How workers' compensation may help. →
Finding a clinician near you in NYC, LA, Chicago, Houston, Miami. →
What a custom silicone toe is, how it works, where to get one. →
Materials, realism and what a custom toe can do. →
How pricing works and the funding routes. →
How lifelike a custom silicone toe can really be. →
From doing nothing to a custom prosthesis. →
The step-by-step, from clinician to fitting. →
Which solves which problem, honestly compared. →
A short, no-pressure guide to thinking it through. →
Cleaning, wearing, storage and everyday life. →
Why the big toe matters most, and how it's restored. →
For a lost toe tip or part of a toe. →
One-piece and individual restorations compared. →
Healing, readiness and the fitting journey. →
Restoration and compensation after an accident. →
Skin care, sign-off and safe wear. →
For those born with a toe difference. →
The difference, and why many use both. →
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