Rural/Tier-2 Prosthetic Referral Pathways: Low-Friction Workflows for Doctors

In many rural and tier-2 towns across India, doctors play a central role in guiding patients with limb loss. They are often the first point of contact, the most trusted voice, and sometimes the only medical professional available for weeks. Because of this, a clear and smooth referral pathway becomes essential. Patients in these areas […]
EMS & Gamified Rehab in the Referral Pathway: Physician-Directed Adjuncts

Before a patient reaches the stage of prosthetic fitting, their muscles, nerves, and confidence must all work together. This is often the part of care that doctors wish they could strengthen early, because the right preparation makes the entire journey smoother. Two tools that help in a powerful way—yet are often overlooked—are electronic muscle stimulation […]
Infection Control Milestones to Green-Light Socket Casting: Doctor Checklist

Before a patient is ready for socket casting, their limb must be completely free of infection. Even a small patch of redness, a tiny opening, or slow-healing skin can become a serious problem once pressure is applied through a prosthetic socket. For many physicians, the challenge is knowing exactly when the limb is truly ready—when […]
Vascular & Glycemic Optimization Before Prosthetic Referral: Physician Protocol

Before a patient receives a prosthesis, their blood flow and blood sugar levels matter more than most people realize. A strong vascular system helps the limb heal, stay healthy, and handle the daily pressure of a socket. Good glycemic control protects the skin, prevents infections, and supports stable tissue recovery. For many patients in India—especially […]
Red-Flag Algorithm: When to Pause or Escalate Prosthetic Progression (For MDs)

Knowing when to push forward and when to pause a patient’s prosthetic progression is one of the most important decisions a physician makes. The early phases of prosthetic use are full of small changes in the limb, the skin, and the patient’s confidence. Sometimes these changes help progress. Sometimes they warn you that something is […]