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Modern prosthetic foot prostheses for military personnel. The Dynamic Strut prosthetic foot is an innovative carbon fiber solution for rehabilitation and active living. Free for military personnel and veterans through government programs.

The unique WHILL Model C2 electric wheelchair is completely free for military personnel and veterans. Japan’s global leader in the production of innovative electric wheelchairs. Compact and easy to transport.

COVVI bionic prosthetic arms. Modern prosthetics free of charge for veterans and civilians in Ukraine. Return to an active life without limitations.

WHILL C2 Power Wheelchair (Japan) is a modern solution for those who strive for independence, comfort, and confidence in every movement. And most importantly, we provide it to the Armed Forces of Ukraine free of charge

Learn more about the model on our YouTube channel. And to receive such a wheelchair – simply contact us. It’s very easy.

Our Ukrainian Armed Forces soldier, who received an ALLUX electronic knee joint completely free of charge from our center, has proposed to his beloved.

On a bright May day, our clients gathered together to enjoy their time. Today, the cyborg team took on a new challenge—learning to play golf like true aristocrats.

Volodymyr Buksha, a combat veteran, had a difficult ordeal during the fighting in Huliai Polye when his car was blown up by a mine. As a result of this tragic event, his fellow soldiers were killed on the spot, while Volodymyr himself was seriously wounded and lost one of his legs. Although he managed to save the other leg thanks to a well-done surgical operation, the loss of one limb left a huge mark on his soul.

Channel 7 spoke with Filip Matkovskyi, Deputy Director of Medical Affairs at Tellus Prosthetic and Orthotic Care Center, about prosthetic limbs and solutions to their maintenance issues.

That less than 5,000 Ukrainians have lost limbs since the war began last year. The exact figures are difficult to verify and could be many times higher.

The war continues and, unfortunately, we realize that more and more people will need prosthetics. The volume of work, applications of Ukrainians for help in prosthetics has changed a lot and our task is to provide everyone with quality products.

Austrian television made a report about our center and the need for prosthetics in such a difficult time of war.

Today, due to the war in Ukraine, the issue of prosthetic limbs is becoming more and more acute, especially for military personnel.

During her working visit to Odesa region, Yuliia Laputina, Minister of Veterans Affairs of Ukraine, member of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, familiarized herself with the conditions in which the Defenders and Protectors of Ukraine undergo physical and psychological rehabilitation.

In 2018, on March 3, I froze my feet off. This is how my story of amputation begins. I was sent to the central hospital in Chernomorsk. For a month, doctors tried to save my limbs, gave injections, drips, but no. To my great regret, gangrene began.

The amputation happened at the end of 2021 after I was in a car accident. The doctors did not make a decision for a long time, in fact they brought me to the hospital and immediately took me to the amputation. When I saw my leg after the accident, I was shocked, but then after a couple of minutes I accepted the fact that my limb was damaged, the main thing is that I was alive. In the morning I woke up without a leg.