What if I can't afford a prosthetic leg?

Financial obligations should not prevent the patient from achieving their goals and living their life. At SOLA Prosthetics, helping people is our passion. Internally, we have created opportunities for patients to receive a prosthesis at a discounted rate (must qualify). We are also committed to offering one Pro Bono prosthesis per quarter. Externally, we have compiled a list of non-profit organizations to help with funding, each having their own qualifications. Our goal is to find a way to 'yes'.

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Steps of Faith

helps uninsured and under-insured amputees get the prosthetics limbs they desperately need to restore their livelihood. We find prosthetists to donate their time to help our clients, and we raise money to cover the cost of prosthetic limbs. 

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So often we hear of new amputees stuck in a catch-22. They need to get back to work in order to buy a new limb but they need a new limb before they get back to work. We want to help break the cycle and become a partner in this journey. 

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