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Supporting Amputee Employees in the Workplace: A Guide for Employers

Supporting Amputee Employees in the Workplace: A Guide for Employers

by Steel Bones | Jun 20, 2025 | Amputee Matters, Legal Careers and Advice

Creating an inclusive workplace isn’t just good practice — it’s good business. For amputees, returning to or starting work can be a powerful step toward independence, purpose, and stability. As an employer, you play a key role in making that journey a positive one....
Steel Bones – Frequently Asked Questions for Amputees

Steel Bones – Frequently Asked Questions for Amputees

by Steel Bones | Jun 14, 2025 | Amputee Matters, Legal Careers and Advice

Q: How can I join Steel Bones? A: You can register online through our website or get in touch with one of our team members who can help you complete the registration form: https://database.steelbone.co.uk/register Q: Is there a cost to join Steel Bones? A: No, all of...
Driving After Amputation: What You Need to Know

Driving After Amputation: What You Need to Know

by Steel Bones | Jun 14, 2025 | Amputee Matters, Health & Research

Losing a limb/limbs brings many changes to daily life—and one of the most common questions we hear at Steel Bones is: “Will I ever be able to drive again?” The short answer is: yes, many amputees do return to driving, and it can be a key part of rebuilding...
Glossary of Amputation Terms for Amputees

Glossary of Amputation Terms for Amputees

by Steel Bones | Jun 8, 2025 | Amputee Matters, Health & Research, News

If you’re new to the amputee world, it can be daunting trying to keep up with all the ‘lingo’. Here’s some of the common words and abbreviations you might see or hear when you first have your amputation. AE: (above-the-elbow): A specific level of amputation—aka...
The Health professionals who support Amputees

The Health professionals who support Amputees

by Steel Bones | Jun 8, 2025 | Amputee Matters, Health & Research

Recovering from an amputation and adjusting to life after limb loss isn’t something anyone should face alone. Behind every successful journey is a team of dedicated health professionals who play vital roles in an amputee’s recovery, rehabilitation, and long-term...
Major Prosthetic Providers in the UK

Major Prosthetic Providers in the UK

by Steel Bones | Jun 8, 2025 | Amputee Matters, Health & Research

OttobockA global leader in prosthetics and orthotic technologies, working with both NHS centres and private clinics across the UK ensun.io+1beastprosthetics.co.uk+1. BlatchfordDeveloper of high-performance lower-limb prosthetic systems, including advanced knees and...
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