Discover how to choose a reliable prosthetics service. Our guide covers essential tips on evaluation, custom fittings, and ongoing care for your mobility.
As Season One comes to a close, our hearts are full of gratitude. Thank you to our listeners, our guests, our patients, and our Alliance team.
In this episode, we sit down with Alliance P&O patient Hannah Nabors for a powerful and inspiring conversation about resilience, faith, and the fight for better prosthetic access.
We’re diving into a groundbreaking movement in Georgia that’s transforming access to prosthetic and orthotic care.
Rachael sits down with Representative David Clark, a combat-tested Green Beret in the U.S. Army, small business owner, husband, and father.
We sit down with Julie Strickland, a certified peer visitor and trainer through the Amputee Foundation of Greater Atlanta.
Rachael sits down with Noreen Zulaica, PT, MA, and owner/founder of Tender Ones Therapy Services (TOTS).
Rachael Auyer sits down with Kelli Kilpatrick, mother of Charlotte (aka Charlee), to share their inspiring journey navigating a rare diagnosis of lissencephaly.
We sit down with Kristen Winzeler, mother of Grayson, to hear her family’s inspiring journey. Grayson was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and neurodevelopmental delays, caused by an in utero stroke.
Rachael sits down with Jason Auyer, licensed CPO and owner of Alliance Prosthetics and Orthotics, to talk all things pediatric orthotics.
When facing severe limb trauma, advanced infection, or chronic complications, patients are confronted with a profound decision: whether to pursue limb salvage or amputation.
An unexpected amputation is a life-altering event, thrust upon individuals without preparation. The core message from Alliance Prosthetics Orthotics is simple yet profound: hope.
“What’s the difference between orthotics and prosthetics?”
While both help improve mobility, comfort, and quality of life, they serve very different purposes.
Have you ever found yourself wondering, "Am I at the right clinic?" Nearly 2 million Americans use orthotics, and the Amputee Coalition estimates 2.1 million use prosthetics.
