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For decades, the definitive socket has been the standard. But what we call “definitive” was never built for a limb that behaves dynamically. Residual limbs change constantly due to activity, temperature, hydration, and pressure. Before choosing hinge, panel, gap, or hybrid architecture, practitioners should first step back and ask: What does this limb do throughout…
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A Straightforward Look at Why Adjustable Sockets Are Changing Prosthetic Care Let’s be honest: prosthetic fabrication isn’t easy. And building a socket that actually works—day after day, through volume changes, activity swings, and real life—is even harder. For decades, the definitive socket has been the standard. But when that practice was put in place the…
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There’s a moment many amputees reach—sometimes early on, sometimes years into sockets—when they realize something important: a “good enough” prosthetic fit isn’t good enough for the life they want to live. For Tony, that realization came more than once. Through volume fluctuations, recurring ulcers, repeated check sockets, and countless wound care visits, one thing became…
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We loved this recent article in The O&P Edge, which explores how adjustable technology is transforming prosthetic socket design and patient care. For upper-limb clinicians, pain management remains one of the greatest challenges in prosthetic rehabilitation. In this in-depth feature from Arm Dynamics, the clinical team shares evidence-based strategies that combine socket design, therapy, and…
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Click Medical was honored to welcome the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) team to our headquarters in Steamboat Springs, CO. The visit celebrated not only our recent Governor’s Award for Excellence in Exporting, but also the innovation and global impact of our orthotic and prosthetic adjustable systems. While in Steamboat, OEDIT…
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Earlier this year, Alexandria Poole, CPO, joined her students from Kennesaw State University on a volunteer trip with the Range of Motion Project (ROMP) to Guatemala. As the Senior Laboratory Coordinator for Kennesaw State University’s Masters of Science in Prosthetics and Orthotics, Alexandria saw this as an opportunity to both guide her students and get back into…
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