Lower & Upper Limb Prosthetics
We excel in providing prosthetic devices to restore mobility and independence for individuals with limb amputations. Our services cover lower limb prosthetics (foot, below-knee, above-knee, through-hip) and upper limb prosthetics (hand, below-elbow, above-elbow, through-shoulder), as well as breast prosthetics for mastectomy patients. Our registered professionals across the country design and fit customized, durable, and comfortable prosthetics tailored to each patient’s needs and ensure optimal functionality through precise assessments and follow-ups. Leveraging technologies like 3D printing, draping, aand lamination, we produce affordable prosthetics, making them accessible to underserved communities. NAOTK’s scientific conferences keep our professionals updated on global standards, ensuring world-class care. From children to adults, our patient-centered approach empowers amputees across Kenya to regain confidence and lead active lives. We collaborate with healthcare facilities to deliver services in both urban and rural settings, ensuring no one is left behind.
Lower & Upper Limb Orthotics
You can trust our qualified and certified orthopedic technologists to provide modern, evidence-based custom orthotic devices to enhance function, alleviate pain, and improve mobility for patients with deformities, injuries, or muscle weaknesses. Common devices in this category include Hip-Knee-Ankle-Foot Orthoses (HKAFOs), Knee-Ankle-Foot Orthoses (KAFOs), Ankle-Foot Orthoses (AFOs), elbow braces, hand splints, and more. Each orthosis is designed to meet individual needs, ensuring comfort and effectiveness. Our technologists collaborate with healthcare providers to assess conditions and prescribe solutions that support rehabilitation. We develop innovative, locally produced orthotics, increasing accessibility across Kenya. Our professionals are skilled in cutting-edge techniques, delivering high-quality care in urban and rural settings. From children with congenital deformities to adults recovering from injuries or varioud illnesses, our orthotics empower patients to live independently. Besides, our commitment to patient-centered care drives continuous improvement, ensuring every Kenyan has access to effective orthotic solutions.
Podiatry
Orthopaedic technologists offer specialized podiatric care to address foot and ankle conditions. We manage deformities like flat feet, pes cavus, foot inversion/eversion, and congenital defects using custom orthoses (insoles), casts, and other corrective devices. We provide thorough assessments, counseling, and referrals to ensure comprehensive care and promote early identification and treatment to prevent complications. With some facilities providing outreach programs to deliver podiatric care to rural and underserved communities, our technologists are determined to enhance accessibility of our services. Our professionals undergo training programs that ensure that they are proficient in global podiatric standards, enabling precise and effective treatments. By integrating podiatry into primary healthcare, we support patients of all ages in maintaining active lifestyles. NAOTK’s focus on innovation and patient-centered care ensures that every Kenyan with foot or ankle conditions receives high-quality, tailored support to thrive.
Spinal Injuries Bracing
Not every spinal condition should land you on the operating table. Also worth noting is that you shouldn't live in pain for the rest of your life when spinal bracing can offer you the much needed reprieve. Our members provide custom spinal bracing solutions to stabilize and rehabilitate patients with spinal injuries or deformities, such as scoliosis or post-surgical cases. Our technologists design and fit spinal orthoses tailored to each patient’s anatomy, ensuring functionality, comfort, support, and durability. We work closely with other healthcare providers to assess conditions and develop personalized treatment plans. Our services support patients of all ages, from children with congenital deformities to adults with traumatic injuries, helping them regain mobility and improve quality of life. We deliver care across Kenya, with a focus on affordability and accessibility. NAOTK’s commitment to innovation drives us to explore lightweight, adjustable braces, enhancing patient outcomes in both urban and rural settings.
Mobility Assistive Tech Devices
Mobility assistive technology devices, including wheelchairs, crutches, and walkers help to enhance independence for individuals with mobility challenges. But this is only the case if they are provided in a professional manner to meet the required goals. Our technologists assess patient needs and fit customized devices for optimal comfort and functionality. Partnering with organizations like Hope Mobility Kenya, we provide devices to underserved communities through outreach programs, ensuring that each device meets the intended needs of the patient. Our technologists are skilled in device fitting and maintenance, adhering to global standards. We educate patients and caregivers on proper use to maximize benefits. From rural clinics to urban hospitals, we empower individuals with disabilities to lead active lives. NAOTK’s innovation efforts include exploring smart assistive technologies, improving outcomes for patients across Kenya. Our services ensure every Kenyan has the tools to move freely and live with dignity.
Community-Based Rehabilitation
Community-based rehabilitation (CBR) programs deliver accessible and affordable orthopedic technology care to underserved areas. Led by professional orthopedic technologists, we provide prosthetic, orthotic, and mobility solutions through outreach initiatives. The multidisciplinary CBR teams train local healthcare workers, educate communities on rehabilitation practices, and distribute devices to those in need. Notably, we integrate CBR into primary healthcare to ensure community involvement and sustainability. We have measures in place to address physical, social, and economic barriers, empowering individuals with disabilities to achieve independence. Our training helps to create self-sustaining rehabilitation systems by equipping local technologists and caregivers. NAOTK prioritizes inclusivity, ensuring children, women, and rural populations benefit from our services. Our focus on affordability drives the development of low-cost solutions, transforming lives across Kenya.
Primary Health Care
we integrate orthopedic expertise into primary healthcare to prevent, identify, and manage orthopedic conditions early. Our technologists, as seen in visits to Khairati Ortho Rehab Unit (KORU) in Kilifi, conduct screenings, assessments, and treatments within community health settings. We provide prosthetic, orthotic, and mobility solutions, ensuring timely interventions that reduce long-term complications. NAOTK collaborates with healthcare facilities to train primary care providers, enhancing their ability to recognize and address orthopedic issues. Our outreach programs deliver care to rural and underserved areas, promoting health equity. We also educate communities on preventive measures, such as proper footwear and injury avoidance, to minimize orthopedic conditions. By embedding orthopedic services in primary healthcare, we improve access and outcomes for patients across Kenya, empowering them to maintain active, healthy lives.
Emergency/Casualty
Orthopedic technologists provide rapid-response orthopedic interventions for trauma and emergencies, ensuring timely care in critical situations. We are trained to assess and manage acute injuries, applying splints, braces, and temporary prosthetic solutions to stabilize patients. We work in hospital casualty departments and collaborate with emergency response teams to deliver immediate orthopedic care. Our training programs focus on trauma management, enabling technologists to provide precise and effective interventions. We also develop protocols for emergency orthopedic care, improving outcomes for patients with fractures, dislocations, or amputations. By integrating orthopedic expertise into casualty care, we help patients recover faster and regain mobility, minimizing long-term complications across Kenya.
