COVID-19 is reshaping life as we know it. But for one group, the changes may feel pretty familiar.

I admit, I have a soft spot for Travis Mills. There's so much about his story that's inspiring. From the sense of duty that drove him to serve his country, to the personal courage he's shown in facing the obstacles resulting from that service, to the generosity of spirit evident in the foundation he created to help other veterans struggling with their own obstacles. And the fact that he's a Mainer makes me all the prouder. One of the things I admire most about Travis is his v

Over a long career of serving amputee patients, one thing I've always found to be true is that care may not always be convenient, but convenience is always care. What I mean is, we know that for patients, care can be difficult at times – especially for patients with mobility issues. It's not always easy to get to an appointment. And it's certainly not always easy to do the things we ask you to do as part of your care. So when we can make it easier for you, in any way, that is

I'll keep this short and sweet. This is for all my patients, friends of patients, family of patients and any others concerned with the well-

As we mark Limb Loss Awareness Month, nothing shines a brighter light on the spirit of amputee achievement than two of the finishers in yest

April is Limb Loss Awareness Month, and it's an opportunity to shine a light on a subject that is often uncomfortable for people to discuss.