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Custom Prosthetics in Las Cruces, New Mexico
Discover the ultimate standard in custom prosthetics at PrimeCare Orthotics & Prosthetics. Our team of experts specializes in prosthetic care, creating innovative prosthetic limb solutions that cater to both your functional and aesthetic needs. Trust our clinic to provide compassionate care for patients who are missing limbs in New Mexico.
Custom-Made Prosthetics We Provide in New Mexico
We're one of the most trusted orthopedic and prosthetic centers in New Mexico. For the last decade, our compassionate, multidisciplinary team has developed personalized solutions to enhance patients' mobility and comfort, meeting their unique needs along the way. We offer comprehensive prosthetics services of the highest level to help individuals accomplish their personal goals. Patients receive better fittings, quicker fabrication, the highest-quality materials, and the experience of unrivaled care at PrimeCare's prosthetic center.
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New Mexico Custom Direct Prosthetic Socket System
Having the right prosthetic socket is vital to rehabilitation success for patients. No two residual limbs are the same, which is why our Las Cruces & Albuquerque prosthetics center carefully works with every patient to find custom Ossur's direct socket system solutions that offer patients the appropriate comfort and support.
Custom-made sockets are specifically designed to fit your unique residual limb, so you can enjoy optimal comfort, stability, and control.
Same-day service ensures fast and efficient fittings, and our selection of accessories, such as vacuums, pin locks, and liners, caters to your unique needs.
30% increase in patient comfort, improved mobility, and better overall quality of life.
Special Needs Custom Prosthetics in Albuquerque & Las Cruces
PrimeCare provides top-quality running and athletic prosthetics, as well as high-quality care for children and kids prostheses in Las Cruces, Albuquerque, and El Paso. Our state-of-the-art technology, experience, and expertise ensure high-functioning and customized special needs prosthetics that deliver optimal mobility and ease of control for any challenge.
Contact Us for Top-Quality Prosthetic Care in New Mexico
If you have questions or are ready to talk about prosthetic options, feel free to schedule an appointment at our prosthetic clinic in Las Cruces & clinic in Albuquerque.
How We Work
- Stage 1: Initial Appointment
During your initial appointment at the clinic, you’ll meet your prosthetists who will go over your medical history and talk about your goals. At this point, your prosthetist will also take your specific measurements to fabricate your device and coordinate it with your insurance agency for approval, a timeline that takes about one week.
- Stage 2: Insurance Approval & Prosthetic Fabrication
As soon as we have your insurance approval, we’ll send your specs to our world-class prosthetics providers. We carefully choose each prosthetic part for every patient to maximize your comfort and accommodate your unique patient care needs. On average, once the components arrive, it takes roughly 2-3 days to make the prosthetic.
- Stage 3: Socket Fabrication & Fitting
A fitting appointment at the clinic is then scheduled where your prosthetist will assemble your direct socket system for the proper fit. Other socket fabrication services take anywhere from 2-6 weeks, however, our Ossur socket system only requires 2 hours to build. You’ll receive your socket and prosthetics on the same day.
- Stage 4: Monitoring Your OPS Pro App
For first-time amputees, we’ll fit them with temporary prosthetics for a period of 3-12 months. Once we have carefully monitored and evaluated how this fits, we will move forward with definitive solutions that are tailored to your condition and lifestyle.
- Stage 5: The Arrival of Your Definitive Prosthesis
Once you’ve found success with your preparatory prosthetic device, we’ll analyze the information from the tracking app to get more information on how the patient moves. This allows us to develop a final prosthesis on an individual basis. Rest assured that all of the small details are factored in to ensure the perfect fit.
- Stage 6: Establishing Your Routine
Moving forward with recovery often involves gaining momentum and adjusting to your new lifestyle. Your residual limb will continue to heal internally for a few weeks and you’ll use your first few months as an amputee to determine your specific lifestyle needs.
- Stage 7: Full Adaptation
You’ll develop a stronger sense of personal identity throughout the healing process and your sense of accomplishment will grow. Regardless of your goals, we are here to help you achieve them however we can. There’s no limit to what you can achieve!
Prosthetic Technology Options We Work With
- C-Leg, Genium, X3 knees, Power/Rheo knees, etc.
- Proprio Foot
- i-Limb
- I-digits Quantum
- Be-Bionic Hand
Why Choose PrimeCare Clinic for Custom Prosthesis Services in New Mexico?
Clinical Excellence
Helping You Meet Your Goals
Advanced Technologies
Patient Success Stories
Insurance and Financing
Areas We Serve
- Las Cruces, NM
- Ruidoso, NM
- Tucson, AZ
- Albuquerque, NM
- Deming, NM
- Silver City, NM
- Alamogordo, NM
- Roswell, NM
Contact Local Prosthetics and Orthotics Provider in New Mexico
PrimeCare is located in Las Cruces and Albuquerque but helps patients from Ciudad Juarez, El Paso, and surrounding areas.
Mon-Fri: 9:00am-5:00pm
Sat-Sun: Closed
FAQ
How long do prosthetics last?
Prosthetics can last between several months to several years, depending on your age, activity level, and growth. Bear in mind a residual limb may shrink during the initial rehabilitation phases and require a new socket, liners, and occasionally a different device.
How much does a prosthesis cost in New Mexico?
Prosthetic legs range from $5,000 to $60,000. However, it’s important to know that most are only built to withstand between three and five years of normal wear and tear. Prosthetics have to be replaced over a lifetime and are never a one-off cost.
Are prosthetics services covered by insurance?
Most insurance plans cover prosthetics to a certain degree, but often not the entire bill. Of course, this depends on your situation and the type of coverage you have. Learn more information about billing & insurance here.