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Prosthesis manufacturing

We manufacture various limb prostheses in cooperation with the world’s leading prosthesis manufacturers. We also advise and help with benefit applications, maintain and repair prostheses, and supply the necessary accessories.

We manufacture the following prostheses:


Below-knee prostheses

Above-knee prostheses

Finger and hand prostheses

Partial foot prostheses

THE PROCESS OF GETTING A PROSTHESIS

After the surgical wound has healed, a prosthesis is made for the patient. The right prosthesis is chosen in cooperation between the physiotherapist, the prosthetist and the patient. We support the prosthesis user throughout the ordering process. The process starts on the basis of a doctor’s referral

At the first visit to the prosthetist, a general physical examination is carried out to assess the patient’s endurance and suitability for a prosthesis. A plaster cast is then taken, from which a custom socket is made for the client.

At the next visit the socket is fitted and the prosthesis is tested for the first time, checking how the socket and components fit the patient. Depending on the client’s wishes, prostheses with different designs can be made


Appointment with the prosthetist

1. Book an appointment

We are in Tallinn, at Sõle 16. If you cannot visit us for health reasons, we also make home visits across Estonia.

2. At the first appointment

At the first appointment the prosthetist identifies the purpose of using the prosthesis and takes the necessary measurements and a cast. Please come to the visit in comfortable clothing.

3. Testing the prosthesis

For a first prosthesis, close cooperation with the prosthetist is important to achieve the best fit. For this you will need to come in for fittings.

Applications and price list


The Social Insurance Board reimburses an insured person at least 90% of the cost of a prosthesis.
Read more about prosthesis benefits
on the Social Insurance Board website:

To receive the benefit you need a paper assistive-device certificate issued by a family doctor, treating doctor, general practitioner, resident doctor or a rehabilitation team.

The certificate must state which prosthesis the person needs.

Conditions for receiving the benefit:

• a medical certificate or a rehabilitation team assessment
   Here we recommend our partner, the North Estonia Rehabilitation Centre

• meeting the activity-group requirements


Benefit quantities and reference prices for prostheses

Prostheses can be purchased with a benefit in the quantities set for the usage period in the regulation

Upper-limb prostheses

Partial hand prostheses     – ISO code 06.18.03 – 1 pc in 5 years (finger prostheses, partial hand prosthesis) (per side of the body / children according to need)

Wrist-disarticulation prostheses         – ISO code 06.18.06 – 1 pc in 5 years
(per side of the body / children according to need)

Transradial prostheses – ISO code 06.18.09 – 1 pc in 5 years
(per side of the body / children according to need)

Elbow-disarticulation prostheses – ISO code 06.18.12 – 1 pc in 5 years
(per side of the body / children according to need)

Transhumeral prostheses         – ISO code 06.18.15 – 1 pc in 5 years
(per side of the body / children according to need)

Shoulder prostheses                   – ISO code 06.18.18 – 1 pc in 5 years
(per side of the body / children according to need)


Lower-limb prostheses

Partial foot prostheses – ISO code 06.24.03 – 1 pc in 5 years (toe prostheses, partial foot prosthesis) (per side of the body / children according to need)

Below-knee prostheses         – ISO code 06.24.09 – 1 pc in 5 years
(per side of the body / children according to need)

Knee-disarticulation prostheses          – ISO code 06.24.12 – 1 pc in 5 years
(per side of the body / children according to need)

Above-knee prostheses            – ISO code 06.24.15 – 1 pc in 5 years
(per side of the body / children according to need)

Hip-disarticulation prostheses        – ISO code 06.24.18 – 1 pc in 5 years
(per side of the body / children according to need)


Sockets

Laminated socket   – ISO code 06.24.41.01 – 2 pcs in 3 years (per side of the body)

Silicone socket             – ISO code 06.24.41.02 – 2 pcs in 3 years (per side of the body)

Prosthesis spare parts                – ISO code 06.00.00 – 1 pc in 5 years (per side of the body)
(cuff; other spare parts on the basis of a special application)

Prosthesis maintenance (repair) – ISO code 06.00.01 – quantity within the reference price / calendar year
(maintenance and repair of prostheses, excl. during the warranty period)


31.10.2025