Nearly 100,000 amputations in Ukraine (as of mid-2024) require immediate and long-term prosthetic solutions. The current pace of manufacturing and provision will take over 10 years to equip those in need. To address this critical challenge, we have joined with Baylor College of Medicine Global Health (BCM) and Texas Children's Hospital (TCH) through the leadership of Michael Mizwa; Mission for Ukraine LLC and Partners from Czech Republic and Poland in their ongoing efforts to efficiently and swiftly enhance prosthetics care in Ukraine.

We're supporting BCM's and TCH's expertise while engaging local partnerships to maximize sustainable impact in rehabilitation, education and provision of care.  

Developed training programs. → Established 3-D printing capabilities for scalable and automated prosthetics production.

Trained 5 Ukrainian physiotherapists in lower-limb scanning technology, prosthetics printing, assembly and fitting of custom-made prosthetics.

Further developed the processes, and improved case management within the pilot project. Established sustainable supply-chains of components.

Finalize Pilot Project with 25 successful prosthetics patients. Expand to Lviv and Vinnytsia. Work with the MOH and international organizations to provide scalable packages and systemic solutions.

Expand into above-the-knee prosthetics and establish in-house gel lining production to reduce costs and improve logistics. Scaling operations to additional 4-6 locations.

Explore global scalability potential of this first-of-its-kind prosthetics production program.