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A System That Fits to Your Workflow


The Amparo System brings together prosthetic sockets, shape capture tools, clinic equipment, mobile fitting kits, and outcomes insight into one modular fitting platform designed for O&P clinics, rehabilitation centres and caregivers that need flexible prosthetic fitting pathways.

The goal is simple: help clinicians create a reliable prosthetic socket fitting pathway, while keeping clinical judgement, workflow choice, and patient needs at the centre.

One System. Multiple Ways to Work

Every clinical team works differently. Some work in fully equipped O&P clinics, while others provide care through mobile or outreach setups. Clinicians also use different fitting methods, from direct-fit and casting to Majicast, plaster, and digital workflows.

Amparo System is built around three core areas:

In-Clinic

For established O&P clinics and rehabilitation centres using standard clinical and workshop tools

Mobile

For mobile fitting, outreach, training, satellite clinics, and lower-footprint care environments

Workflows

For clinics that want Amparo sockets to fit into their preferred fitting method without compromise

In-Clinic Prosthetic Fitting

Clinicians can use Amparo sockets with standard in-clinic O&P tools, making it easier to integrate Amparo into an existing clinic without rebuilding the entire workflow.

Use Familiar Clinic Tools

Work with standard O&P tools and workshop processes already used by clinical teams

Fit and Refine In-House

Shape, trim, heat, remould, and adjust sockets directly in the clinic

Support Multiple Socket Pathways

Use Amparo sockets across plaster, CAD/CAM, Direct-fit and weight-bearing workflows

Designed for Clinical Adoption

Integrate Amparo into existing clinic routines with training, tools, and implementation support

Mobile Prosthetic Fitting

The Amparo System can also support care beyond the traditional clinic.

With mobile tools and fitting equipment, clinicians can bring socket fitting closer to patients in outreach settings, satellite clinics, training environments, and lower-infrastructure locations. The mobile setup is designed to support practical prosthetic care with a smaller footprint, helping teams fit, adjust, and refine sockets where access to full workshop infrastructure may be limited.

Mobile Oven and Fitting Tools

Support socket heating and fitting outside a full workshop environment

Portable Equipment

Use mobile tools such as vacuum pumps, tool bags, workshop bags, stretch wrap, and fitting accessories

First step in 1 hour

Allow amputees to have their prosthetic device in 1 hour

Lower Infrastructure Requirements

Reduce reliance on complex lab infrastructure while keeping the fitting pathway clinically structured

Workflows That Fit Your Clinic

Amparo does not require every clinic to follow the same fitting method. The system is designed to support different prosthetic socket workflows, giving clinicians the freedom to choose the right pathway for each patient, clinic, and stage of care.

Use Amparo sockets with direct-fit methods, hydrostatic weight-bearing shape capture, check socket validation, casting liners, plaster workflows, digital documentation, and standard in-clinic tools.


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One System. Multiple Workflows. Built Around Clinical Choice

The Amparo System is designed to help clinicians work from the method that fits their practice.

Start in clinic. Go mobile when needed. Add Majicast for hydrostatic weight-bearing shape capture. Use Trust Socket for shape capture and fit validation. Use Resilience Socket for adaptive rehabilitation care. Support growing users with Pediatric Socket. Add Motio StepWatch when you need real-world mobility insight.

Your workflow stays at the centre. Amparo helps support the fitting pathway around it.

Find the right Amparo Workflow for your clinic

Every clinic has its own process, tools, patients, and fitting goals.

Talk to the Amparo team to understand which sockets, tools, workflows, and training options best fit your clinical setting.