Arm prosthetics
Upper-limb prosthetics
Prosthetic arms for below-elbow and above-elbow limb loss, chosen around the tasks that matter to you: work, driving, caring for family, sport, or simply how you want to look.
Maegan calls you back personally, usually within one business day.
- AOPA Certified
- One clinician, start to finish
- Home visits or Birtinya clinic
- NDIS, DVA & WorkCover
This can help if you have
- Below-elbow (transradial) or above-elbow (transhumeral) limb loss
- A congenital limb difference
- A prosthesis that is uncomfortable, heavy or rarely worn
- A specific task in mind, such as a tool, the gym or a bike
Types of upper-limb prostheses
Most people use more than one type for different tasks:
- Body-powered: a harness and cable operate the hand or hook. Durable, light and gives good feedback
- Myoelectric: a powered hand controlled by muscle signals in your residual limb
- Activity-specific: attachments for the gym, cycling, tools or sport
- Passive: natural-looking and light, useful for stabilising and carrying
Getting the most out of it
Upper-limb prostheses work best when they are fitted for clear goals and practised with. We can work with your occupational therapist and set realistic goals together.
Meet Maegan Morrison
Maegan is an AOPA Certified prosthetist and orthotist based on the Sunshine Coast. She sees every client herself, from the first call to the last review, at home or at the Birtinya clinic.
About Maegan and AlignFrequently asked questions
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Talk to Maegan
Not sure what you need? Call and tell Maegan what is going on. If she is with a client, leave a message and she will call you back.
Open 7 days, 9am to 7pm. Clinic in Birtinya and home visits across the Sunshine Coast.