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What the work looks like.

Prosthetic limbs, orthoses, and walking after a fitting. These photographs show the kind of care. They are not EverMove patients. Our own case photographs will be added when someone has agreed to share them.

A clinician guiding a person through an exercise with a below-knee prosthesis.
Prosthetic fittingBelow-knee prosthesis
Close view of an ankle-foot orthosis worn inside a shoe.
Orthotic supportAnkle-foot orthosis
A man walking outdoors on a below-knee prosthesis.
GaitWalking with a prosthesis

Photographs via Pexels. Kampus Production and ThisIsEngineering.

Raza Abbas Khokhar in front of the EverMove Rehabilitation Center sign.
Johar Town centreRaza Abbas Khokhar, prosthetist and orthotist.
Hafeez Ul Rehman, prosthetist and orthotist at EverMove.
Clinical teamHafeez Ul Rehman, prosthetist and orthotist.
EverMove mark
The mark is a runner with a sports prosthesis and an orthosis on the other limb. Restore, empower, move forward.

In the workshop

Cast. Modify. Fit. Adjust. Review.

Assessment and casting happen with the person. The socket or brace is finished in the workshop, then checked again in walking before it goes home.

  1. 01Assessment and casting
  2. 02Workshop fabrication
  3. 03Trial fitting and straps
  4. 04Gait checkout and follow-up

Assessment

Tell us what the device needs to do.

Bring any old prosthesis, brace, or referral note you already have. We will arrange a time at the Johar Town centre.

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