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Winnipeg Prosthetics And Orthotics

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We offer Prosthetic and Orthotic Services to clients with a team approach. Please contact us if you

11/27/2025

Finding shoes that work well with your prosthesis can be a challenge—and you’re definitely not alone. The wrong footwear can affect your comfort, posture, and even your safety, so it’s worth taking the time to choose wisely.

Here are some tips for picking the right shoes - if you require assistance, don't hesitate to contact our team.

11/25/2025

Getting quality sleep as a person with limb loss can be such a challenge. And sleep is so important when it comes to your physical, emotional and mental recovery!

Here are some tips to help you rest easier and wake up more refreshed and ready to take on your day. For more easy tips that you can implement today, check out our latest article on our website for our clients and non-clients alike:
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Don't hesitate to reach out to your prosthetist or your healthcare team - there could be other underlying factors that require attention and well... because sleep is important!

11/19/2025

Is your child wearing an ankle foot orthosis or AFO?

If so, remember to check your child's skin at least once a day or each time, after you remove their AFO. Any areas of the skin that are red or dark from the AFO (or straps) should disappear within 30 minutes. If these marks do not disappear after 30 minutes, they can become a pressure injury. Pressure injuries can occur anywhere that the AFO touches the skin but most commonly on:
➡️ Ankle bones
➡️ Heel
➡️ Outer edge of the foot
➡️ Along the arch of the foot

If you see any red or dark spots that don't disappear or raw or blistered skin, contact your child's Orthotist as soon as possible. The AFO should be left off until the skin heals or the it has been adjusted.

If you have questions about your child's AFO, never hesitate to reach out to our team!

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11/17/2025

Learning to live with a prosthesis is a journey — not just for your body, but for your mind and emotions too. If you’re new to it, remember: taking care of yourself is just as important as any physical step in recovery.

Self-Care Reminders for New Amputees

▶️ Daily Skin Checks
▶️ Keep Skin Clean & Dry
▶️ Use Your Liners & Socks Properly
▶️ Listen to Your Body
▶️ Keep Follow-Up Appointments
▶️ Ask for Help When You Need It

11/11/2025

Today, we remember.
We remember the bravery and sacrifice of those who served.
We remember the lives lost, the families affected, and the lasting impact of conflict.

We are also reminded of the many who returned home carrying not just memories, but also lasting physical and emotional wounds.

To all of our veterans and active service members - thank you.

Our clinic is closed today in observance. We will reopen tomorrow on Wednesday, November 12th for regular business hours.

11/05/2025

November is also... Movember. 🧔〰️

Each November, men across the world grow their moustaches to spark conversations around men's health - not just physical health, but also mental well-being and the importance of preventive care.

We work closely with clients navigating significant changes to their bodies. These changes are often more than just physical — they can deeply affect self-esteem, identity, and mental health.

Whether it's adjusting to a prosthesis, managing pain or finding confidence and independence again - you're not alone. This Movember, let’s reach out, check in, and start the conversation — even when it’s tough.

10/29/2025

Here's your friendly reminder -
Weather Change = Volume Change

As temperatures drop, limb volume can change.
If your prosthesis suddenly feels loose or tight, it may be due to natural swelling or shrinking from cooler weather. Adjust your socks—or reach out for a fit check.

Stay warm and steady this season!

10/23/2025

Never hesitate from contacting us! If you notice any issues with your child's AFO (Ankle Foot Orthosis), you should communicate your concerns to us as soon as they arise. Maintaining open communication with your child's healthcare team ensures they receive the best possible care.

Contact us if you have any questions or if you notice:
👉🏻 Any issues with the AFO such as broken parts or straps not holding well
👉🏻 Red or dark marks that don't go away after 30 minutes
👉🏻 The AFO may be too small
👉🏻 Your child is experiencing pain or discomfort

10/22/2025

When your child wears an orthosis, it is not just a device - it is part of their daily life. And you, as a caregiver, play a vital role in making sure it supports them in the best way possible.

Here are a few simple things you can do:

🗣️Explain the Purpose: Help them understand the benefits of wearing their orthosis to foster a sense of responsibility and cooperation

🦿Let them Personalize their Orthosis: Let them choose their own design (we can help with that!) to make it a bit more fun to wear

👀 Skin Check: Look for any redness or pressure spots once a day - especially after play or naps

⚽ Play is Powerful: Encourage gentle movement and play to help your child stay active, confident, and engaged

🧼 Keep it Clean: Follow your orthotist's cleaning instructions to keep the device clean and working well

Remember - our Orthotics team is here to support you and your child.

10/16/2025

Staying flexible and strong helps you move with more ease, stability, and comfort—whether you're walking, standing, or simply lying down.

Here are some safe and effective stretches and strengthening exercises for individuals with a prosthetic leg.

Always check with your Prosthetist (or Physical Therapist) if you have any concerns or before starting something new. Remember, our Prosthetists are always here to help!

10/14/2025

Did you know that doing simple stretching exercises every day can make a big difference in how you move—and rest?

Taking time to stretch helps ensure you can fully straighten your knee and hip, which makes walking smoother and even lying in bed more comfortable.

Tight muscles can impact how well your prosthesis or orthosis works—so gentle daily stretching is one small habit that can support your long-term mobility.

10/10/2025

🍂 Thanksgiving Reminder

Our clinic will be closed next Monday, October 13 for Thanksgiving. We are grateful for our clients who trusts us with their care everyday. We are so proud to be doing what we are doing everyday.

To our clients who will be travelling over the weekend to celebrate with family, whether for an hour long drive or a few hours' flight - be sure to check your devices and supplies ahead of time and get in touch if you need anything before the long weekend.

From all of us at WinPO, we wish you a restful and safe Thanksgiving. See you on Tuesday!

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188 Marion Street
Winnipeg, MB
R2H0T6

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+12042333942

Website

http://www.winpo.ca/

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What We Do

Our Certified Prosthetists are trained to assess, measure, and cast for custom made prosthetic devices. Prosthetic services are covered 100% for residents of Manitoba by the Manitoba Health Services Commission for most items, and for items not covered 3rd party insurance agencies may reimburse for part or all the cost. WinPO welcomes all inquiries about our services.