About Mobility Solution

At Mobility Solution, based on the unique needs of our patients we offer a wide range of custom orthotic and prosthetic services. Our services include:

Artificial Limbs : Custom-designed lower and upper limb prosthetics that restore mobility and independence.

Cosmetic Restoration : Specialized prosthetics for facial and body restoration, enhancing both appearance and confidence.

Paediatric Orthotics : Tailored orthotic solutions for children, supporting growth and development.

Diabetic Foot Care : Custom orthotics to manage and prevent complications from diabetes. Advanced Orthotic and Prosthetic Products

Lower Limb Prosthetics : Lightweight, durable prosthetics that provide superior mobility and comfort.

Upper Limb Prosthetics : Advanced designs that mimic natural movement and enhance daily activities.

Cosmetic Prosthetics : Realistic, custom-made prosthetics for facial and body restoration.

Orthotic Devices : Custom orthotic braces and supports that improve stability and reduce pain.

Each product is carefully designed to meet the specific needs of our patients, ensuring optimal functionality and ease of use. Our patient-centric approach ensures that each solution is tailored to improve function, comfort, and quality of life.

Our in-house fabrication unit at Mobility Solution is equipped with the latest technology to produce custom prosthetics and orthotics with unmatched precision :

Custom Prosthetic Fabrication : Custom-made designs that fit perfectly and function effortlessly.

Orthotic Fabrication : Advanced techniques that ensure durability and comfort.

Quality Control : Every product endures difficult testing to meet the highest standards of quality and performance.

Our fabrication unit allows us to offer quick turnaround times and ensures that each device is crafted to the exact specifications required for the best patient outcomes. We frequently manufacture a wide range of devices, including AK (Above Knee), BK (Below Knee), AFO (Ankle Foot Orthosis), KAFO (Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis), FRO (Floor Reaction Orthosis), PTB (Patellar Tendon Bearing), Spinal Brace, Boston Brace, SMO (Supra-Malleolar Orthosis), AEB (Ankle Equinus Brace), and more. Whether you need a custom solution for an individual patient or bulk orders, we are well-prepared to meet your needs. We distribute our products across India and abroad, ensuring timely delivery based on demand.

At Mobility Solution, we offer a comprehensive range of orthotic and prosthetic products from leading global brands such as Össur, Alps, Endolite, Mattiz, Bionest, Hema Procare, and Ottobock. Sourced from top manufacturers in countries like Germany, France, the USA, China, and more, our products adhere to the highest international standards of quality and performance.

Whether you need advanced prosthetic limbs, custom orthotic devices, or specialized rehabilitation solutions, we ensure that each product we offer meets rigorous quality benchmarks, providing you with the best in comfort, durability, and functionality.

Explore our world-class selection and experience the difference that premium quality orthotic and prosthetic products can make in your life

Here’s the comprehensive list of orthotic and prosthetic products along with their functions :

Orthotic Products

Lower Limb Orthotics :

• AFO (Ankle Foot Orthosis): Supports the ankle and foot, stabilizes the ankle joint, and assists with foot drop.
• KAFO (Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis): Provides stability to the knee, ankle, and foot; used for patients with weak or paralyzed lower limbs.
• HKAFO (Hip Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis): Extends support from the hip to the foot, aiding in the stabilization of the entire lower limb.
• FO (Foot Orthosis): Custom insoles designed to correct foot alignment, relieve pain, and support arches.
• SMO (Supra-Malleolar Orthosis): Stabilizes the ankle and foot, often used in pediatric cases to correct or support flat feet and other deformities.
• CROW Boot (Charcot Restraint Orthotic Walker): Immobilizes and protects the foot and ankle in patients with severe foot ulcers or Charcot foot.
• UCBL (University of California Biomechanics Laboratory) Orthosis: Provides rigid arch support, controlling foot pronation and stabilizing the foot.
• FRO (Floor Reaction Orthosis): Uses ground reaction forces to aid in knee extension and support walking.
• Knee Brace : Stabilizes and supports the knee joint, often used post-surgery or for ligament injuries.
•  Patellar Tendon Bearing (PTB) Brace : Transfers weight from the foot and ankle to the patellar tendon, relieving stress on the lower limb.
• Valgus/Varus Knee Brace : Corrects knee alignment, reducing pain and preventing further deformity.
• Drop Foot Brace : Helps lift the foot during walking to prevent it from dragging on the ground.
• Custom Insoles : Provides personalized support for the foot, relieving pain and improving gait.

Upper Limb Orthotics

• WHO (Wrist Hand Orthosis) :Stabilizes and supports the wrist and hand, often used for nerve injuries or fractures.
•  EWHO (Elbow Wrist Hand Orthosis) : Provides support from the elbow to the hand, used for fractures or nerve injuries.
• SEWHO (Shoulder Elbow Wrist Hand Orthosis) : Supports the entire upper limb, stabilizing the shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand.
•  Static and Dynamic Splints : Static splints immobilize joints, while dynamic splints allow controlled movement to aid in recovery.
• Thumb Spica Splint : Immobilizes the thumb, often used for sprains, fractures, or ligament injuries.
• Wrist Cock-Up Splint : Supports the wrist in a neutral position, relieving pain from carpal tunnel syndrome or wrist sprains.
• Finger Splints : Immobilize and protect injured fingers, aiding in the healing of fractures or tendon injuries.

Spinal Orthotics:

• LSO (Lumbosacral Orthosis)Provides support to the lower back, reducing pain and stabilizing the spine.
• TLSO (Thoracolumbosacral Orthosis) : Stabilizes the thoracic and lumbar spine, used in cases of scoliosis, fractures, or post-surgery.
• Cervical Collar : Supports the neck, limiting movement to aid in recovery from injury or surgery.
• Cervical Thoracic Orthosis (CTO) : Provides stability to the cervical and upper thoracic spine, used after neck surgeries or severe injuries.
• Boston Brace (for scoliosis) : Corrects spinal curvature in scoliosis patients by applying pressure to specific areas of the torso.
• Jewett Brace : Limits forward flexion of the spine, used primarily for thoracolumbar fractures.
• Knight-Taylor Brace : Supports the thoracic and lumbar spine, restricting motion to aid in recovery from injury.
• Hyperextension Brace : Prevents forward flexion of the spine, often used in the treatment of spinal fractures.
• Halo Vest : Provides rigid immobilization of the cervical spine, used for severe neck injuries or post-surgery recovery.

Specialty Orthotics :

• AEB (Ankle Equines Brace) : Corrects equines deformity by gradually stretching the Achilles tendon.
• CTEV (Congenital Talipes Equinovarus) Brace : Corrects clubfoot deformity in infants, maintaining proper foot position.
• Denis Browne Splint (for clubfoot) : Maintains the corrected position of clubfoot after initial treatment, typically used in infants.
• Dynamic Orthosis : Provides support while allowing controlled movement, often used in neurological conditions.
• Plagiocephaly Helmets : Corrects flat head syndrome in infants by gently reshaping the skull.

Prosthetic Products

Lower Limb Prosthetics:

• AK (Above Knee) Prosthesis : Replaces the leg above the knee, providing mobility and stability.
• BK (Below Knee) Prosthesis : Replaces the leg below the knee, allowing for walking and other activities.
• Hip Disarticulation Prosthesis : Replaces the entire lower limb, including the hip joint, providing basic mobility.
• Transfemoral Prosthesis : Designed for individuals with amputations above the knee, providing a stable gait.
• Transtibial Prosthesis : : Designed for individuals with amputations below the knee, allowing for a more natural walking pattern
• Partial Foot Prosthesis : Replaces part of the foot, restoring function and appearance.
• Syme's Prosthesis : Replaces the foot and ankle, providing a smooth gait and good weight distribution.
• Microprocessor-Controlled Knee Prosthesis : Provides adaptive knee control, allowing for smoother and more efficient walking.
• Dynamic Response Foot Prosthesis : Mimics natural foot movement, returning energy to assist with walking.
• Multi-Axial Foot Prosthesis : Allows movement in multiple directions, improving balance and adapting to uneven surfaces.

Upper Limb Prosthetics :

• Shoulder Disarticulation Prosthesis : Replaces the entire arm, including the shoulder joint, restoring basic arm functions.
• Transhumeral Prosthesis : Replaces the arm above the elbow, allowing for movement and grip.
• Transradial Prosthesis : Replaces the forearm below the elbow, enabling basic hand functions.
• Partial Hand Prosthesis : Replaces one or more fingers, restoring grip and dexterity.
• Myoelectric Prosthesis : Controlled by muscle signals, offering precise and natural movement of the hand and fingers.
• Passive Functional Prosthesis : Provides a natural appearance and basic function, often used for cosmetic purposes.
• Cosmetic Prosthesis (Silicone): Custom-made to match the appearance of the natural limb, focusing on aesthetics.
• Hybrid Prosthesis : Combines body-powered and myoelectric components for enhanced control and functionality.

Facial and Cosmetic Prosthetics:

• Artificial Eye (Ocular Prosthesis) : Replaces a missing eye, restoring the appearance and supporting eyelid function.
• Nasal Prosthesis : Replaces the nose, providing a natural appearance and restoring facial symmetry.
• Ear Prosthesis : Replaces the ear, improving appearance and supporting the use of eyeglasses or hearing aids.
• Facial Prosthesis : Restores missing facial features, enhancing appearance and confidence.
• Finger Prosthesis : Replaces missing fingers, restoring appearance and partial function.
• Toe Prosthesis : Replaces missing toes, improving balance and appearance.
• Breast Prosthesis : Restores breast shape and symmetry after mastectomy.
• Maxillofacial Prosthesis : Replaces large portions of the face, typically after trauma or cancer surgery, restoring appearance and function.

Pediatric Prosthetics :

• Pediatric Lower Limb Prosthetics :

  Custom-made to accommodate growth, providing mobility and independence for children.

•  Pediatric Upper Limb Prosthetics :

  Designed for growing children, allowing for normal development and activity.

•  Pediatric Orthotic Devices :

  Support the limbs and spine, aiding in the correction of deformities and enhancing mobility.

•  Custom Pediatric Bracing Solutions :

  Tailored braces that support growth and development, improving function and quality of life.

Specialty Prosthetics :

• Activity-Specific Prosthetics (e.g., Sports, Swimming) :

  Designed for specific activities, providing the necessary support and functionality.

•  Bilateral Prosthetics :

  Custom prosthetics for individuals with amputations on both sides, restoring balance and mobility.

• High-Performance Prosthetics :

  Advanced prosthetics designed for athletes or active individuals, maximizing performance and comfort.

Assistive Devices

• Crutches : Provide support and stability for walking, reducing weight on the legs.
• Canes : Aid in balance and stability, offering lightweight support for individuals with mild mobility issues.
• Walkers : Provide stable support for individuals with significant mobility challenges, allowing for safe walking.
• Wheelchairs : Offer mobility for individuals unable to walk, available in manual or powered options.
• Standing Frames : Support standing posture for individuals with limited ability to stand on their own.
• Gait Trainers : Assist in learning or re-learning to walk, often used in rehabilitation.