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My name is Liubov, and I am a doctor at a military hospital. My story began romantically and thrillingly — with mountains, cliffs, and competitions! It was further fueled by equally impressive 100-kilometer runs in 24 hours along the Glory Belt (Odesa)! And ahead were always new peaks to conquer…

A car accident in May 2012 divided my life into “before” and “after.” “Before” was my own business, working 24/7. Sometimes I managed to take a break, but even then, I was “on the phone” 24/7. There was a catastrophic lack of time for everything: for communicating with loved ones, even my children, for proper rest, and simply for living.

Today, we’re sharing the story of Ruslan. He is an incredibly open, communicative, and positive person. His story is inspiring, highly motivational, and a true example for others. So, let’s dive in…

A client from Zaporizhzhia reached out to the Tellus Center with a request to install a prosthesis with a microprocessor system and entrusted us with its creation. The most crucial step in fitting a prosthesis is verifying the presence of signals. Only when these signals are detected does the process of fitting the prosthesis begin.

We want to introduce you to a wonderful girl, Marta. Marta is studying at Lviv University of Tourism and Economics while also working as a sales manager.

A technician from Ottobock visited the Tellus Center to train our prosthetic technicians on the Harmony system.

The Tellus Center is regularly visited by German specialist Vasyl Volvakov, who works to enhance the qualifications of our staff, improve the technological processes in the production of custom orthopedic footwear, and raise the quality of our products. Vasyl has over 20 years of experience in making footwear and insoles in Germany, including using 3D technology to carve custom lasts.

Athlete Tetiana Vorotylina ran 42.195 km at the Wizz Air Kyiv City Marathon and set a Ukrainian record using a prosthesis.

The majority of people with disabilities are unable to actively participate in society due to physical barriers in their environment and physiological limitations. They face challenges accessing public and civic facilities, infrastructure, transportation, road services, and prosthetics suitable for their level of activity.

Our technicians are constantly learning and improving their qualifications. On September 20, a seminar on Freedom Innovations (USA) feet and Nabtesco (Japan) knee joints took place. The event was organized by the Association of Prosthetic and Orthopedic Enterprises “Ortonet.”

Today, we’ll tell you about a remarkable young man, Yehor Harmash. At the age of three, Yehor was hit by a car, and as a result, doctors had to amputate his leg. He had to relearn how to live and walk with the help of a prosthesis.

The life of a person who has undergone arm prosthetics changes dramatically. Now, to perform routine activities that once seemed ordinary, more effort and special skills are required. However, there is no need to despair or give up on life! Thanks to modern advancements in prosthetics, it is possible to restore arm functions and return to a familiar way of life. If you find yourself in such a situation, we recommend purchasing a hand prosthesis, which will not only contribute to a comfortable life but also provide psychological peace of mind.