Clinician FAQs

FORGED provides personalized, evidence-based exercise programming for individuals with limb loss, combined with ongoing patient engagement, so patients stay supported long after they leave your clinic.

FORGED doesn’t replace your clinical care, it extends it. Once a prosthesis is fitted, FORGED helps patients continue progressing at home through structured exercise, so your clinic stays connected to their outcomes beyond the visit.

• Personalized exercise plans
• Balance and strength training
• Mobility-focused programming
• Education from an amputee rehabilitation specialist
• Ongoing encouragement and accountability
• Monthly data and tracking for the clinic

Across the industry, there’s growing emphasis on patient engagement, functional outcomes, quality improvement, ongoing care management, and demonstrating value. Whether these trends shape future reimbursement models, referral relationships, or payer expectations, clinics that already prioritize patient outcomes will be well positioned.

Patients who remain active after receiving a prosthesis are more likely to improve balance and confidence, increase strength and endurance, maintain prosthetic use, reduce fall risk, improve overall health and quality of life, and build long-term confidence with their prosthesis.

• Patients stay active
• Your clinic strengthens patient relationships
• Referring providers see better long-term outcomes
• Your practice demonstrates its commitment to providing value based care to ensure lifelong patient success

Yes. Offering personalized wellness support signals that your clinic is committed to more than delivering a device, and it helps differentiate your practice in an increasingly competitive market.