Abigail Wells, a 19-year-old cancer survivor and student at The University of Central Arkansas, underwent a life-changing amputation of her right leg in 2019.
Lucy Coombs - From Patient to Advocate
For Lucy Coombs, life as an amputee has been shaped by resilience, community, and a passion for helping others. Now a Patient Advocate at Allied OP, a member of Eqwal US, her journey to this role was anything but conventional.
Since losing her leg to bone cancer in 2009, Faith Puddlephatt has embraced life with determination, positivity, and a passion for staying active. A patient of New Hope Orthotics & Prosthetics ...
After three humanitarian missions organized in Thailand by the Eqwal Foundation, this time two teams of prosthetists and technicians are set to depart for two new missions.
At Eqwal, we are committed to giving a second life to prosthetics that are no longer used by our practices. With this goal in mind, Eqwal US has entered a partnership with the NGO ROMP (Range of ...
As a weightlifter, Christian, a patient with Allied OP, felt it was crucial for him to maintain his physical activity. But with conventional prosthetics, this proved to be challenging.
Helping improve world health by providing O&P services to underserved populations around the globe is a lofty goal, but Eqwal Foundation knows it starts with one amputee patient at a time. That’s ...
Lucy Coombs - From Patient to Advocate
For Lucy Coombs, life as an amputee has been shaped by resilience, community, and a passion for helping others. Now a Patient Advocate at Allied OP, a member of Eqwal US, her journey to this role was anything but conventional.