VSA Prosthetics
Comprehensive prosthetic care and rehabilitation services designed to restore mobility and improve quality of life. Our certified prosthetists work closely with our vascular surgeons for seamless care from amputation through recovery.
From Surgery to Mobility, All Under One Roof
VSA Prosthetics provides a unique advantage that most prosthetic providers cannot offer: direct collaboration between your vascular surgeon and your certified prosthetist. Because amputation is frequently the result of vascular disease, having both specialists work together from the start leads to better surgical outcomes, optimal residual limb shaping, and a smoother transition to prosthetic use.
Our certified prosthetists use the latest technology in prosthetic design, including advanced socket systems, microprocessor-controlled components, and custom fabrication techniques. Every prosthesis is designed around your unique anatomy, lifestyle goals, and activity level to help you regain independence and confidence.
Your Path to Mobility
From your first consultation to walking confidently on your prosthesis, our team guides you through every step of the process.
Initial Evaluation
Comprehensive assessment of your residual limb, overall health, lifestyle goals, and activity level to determine the best prosthetic approach.
Custom Fitting
Precision measurements, casting, and 3D scanning to create a socket and component selection tailored to your unique anatomy.
Fabrication
Expert construction of your custom prosthesis using advanced materials and components selected for your specific needs and goals.
Training & Adjustment
Hands-on gait training, progressive use guidance, and ongoing adjustments to ensure comfort, function, and confidence.
Prosthetic Devices We Provide
We offer a complete range of prosthetic devices and services, each custom-fabricated and fitted to your individual needs.
Transtibial (Below-Knee)
Custom below-knee prosthetics with advanced socket designs, energy-storing feet, and options for all activity levels from household to high-impact.
Transfemoral (Above-Knee)
Above-knee prosthetics featuring microprocessor and mechanical knee options, suction and pin suspension systems, and custom socket technology.
Partial Foot
Custom partial foot prosthetics and toe fillers that restore normal gait mechanics and fit comfortably inside standard footwear.
Upper Extremity
Functional upper limb prosthetics including body-powered, myoelectric, and activity-specific devices for wrist, hand, and arm amputations.
Sport & Activity Specific
High-performance running blades, swimming prosthetics, and specialty devices engineered for specific recreational and athletic activities.
Silicone Covers
Custom-crafted silicone cosmetic covers that replicate the appearance of natural skin, including color matching, hair, and fine detail work.
Surgeon-Prosthetist Collaboration
Your vascular surgeon and prosthetist work as a team from pre-surgery through rehabilitation for optimal outcomes.
Custom Fabrication
Every prosthesis is designed and built specifically for your anatomy, activity level, and lifestyle goals.
Ongoing Support
Lifetime adjustments, repairs, and follow-up care to ensure your prosthesis continues to fit and function at its best.
Latest Technology
Access to cutting-edge prosthetic components including microprocessor knees, carbon fiber feet, and advanced materials.
Where VSA Prosthetics Is Available
Our prosthetic care services are available at our Marietta main office, where our certified prosthetists and vascular surgeons collaborate under one roof. Contact us to schedule your consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our prosthetic care services and what to expect during the process.
The timeline for prosthetic fitting varies depending on your healing progress, but most patients can begin the fitting process four to eight weeks after amputation surgery. During the healing period, your surgical team and prosthetist will work together to manage swelling and shape the residual limb using compression techniques. An early consultation with our prosthetist, even before surgery when possible, helps set expectations and plan for the best outcome.
Yes, most health insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, provide coverage for prosthetic devices when medically necessary. Coverage levels vary by plan and may depend on the type of prosthesis and components prescribed. Our office staff will work directly with your insurance provider to verify benefits, obtain prior authorizations, and help you understand any out-of-pocket costs before treatment begins.
Learning to walk with a prosthesis is a gradual process that varies for each individual. Most patients begin walking with assistance within the first few days of receiving their prosthesis and continue to improve over several weeks to months. Factors that influence the timeline include your overall health, level of amputation, pre-amputation activity level, and commitment to rehabilitation exercises. Our team provides ongoing gait training and support throughout your journey.
During the first year, you can expect more frequent visits as your residual limb continues to change shape and you adapt to using your prosthesis. Most patients visit every two to four weeks initially, then transition to quarterly check-ups as things stabilize. After the first year, annual evaluations are recommended, along with visits as needed for adjustments, repairs, or component upgrades. Our team is always available to address comfort or fit concerns between scheduled appointments.
Take the First Step Toward Renewed Mobility
Our certified prosthetists and board-certified vascular surgeons work together to provide comprehensive prosthetic care from consultation through rehabilitation. Contact us today to schedule your evaluation.