Dankmeyer Hi-Fi Certified

Boston Strong, Erika Brannock being fit using the High Fidelity Interface.

Dankmeyer, Inc. is now certified to provide the revolutionary High Fidelity Interface. The HiFi Interface is a complete departure from current prosthetic sockets. Wearers report increased stability, greater comfort and energy efficiency and overall a better and more intimate fit allowing for improved function. The HiFi Interface gets closer to the bone by employing a patent-pending alternating compression and release design.  Longitudinal struts apply centripetal compression to select areas of the limb, and uniquely designed windows between the struts proactively manage the gradual release of displaced soft tissue, enabling volume to safely escape. Call us to learn more about the HiFi Interface.  (800) 879-1245

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If you're interested in learning more about the HiFi Interface System please click here.

Prosthetic Arm From Segway Inventor Approved by U.S. FDA

Follow this link to read about Segway Inventor, Dean Kamen who developed new Prosthetic Arm technology that responds to multiple simultaneous commands from a wearer’s brain. [Click here].

Erika Brannock at TEDx

“We are all the people these children are looking to for guidance and how to treat people and were the ones responsible for teaching them on a human level".

To read more about the TEDx Towson University campus event, please follow this link.

Dankmeyer collaborates with Infinite Biomedical Technologies on Prosthetics Research & Design.

Find out more about IBT here...

Prosthetic Limb Users Survey (PLUS)

Do you have amputations in both legs and walk with your prostheses?

If so, we need your help! Researchers at the University of Washington are developing the Prosthetic Limb Users Survey (PLUS), a tool to help prosthetists and researchers better understand the experience of using prostheses. We need your help to make sure PLUS asks meaningful questions about the things you can do with your prosthesis.

We need volunteers to fill out an online survey that
will help us select the best questions for people with amputations in both legs.
People who live anywhere in the United States are welcome to take this survey. If you are eligible to participate, you will receive $25 for completing the survey.

To review the contents of the survey click here.
For more information or to take a survey, please go to www.MobilitySurvey.org

Or contact us at 1-800-504-0564 or info@mobilitysurvey.org