PARR: Prosthetic and Amputee Rehab and Research Foundation

PARR: Prosthetic and Amputee Rehab and Research Foundation PARR supports and serves the amputee community by connecting research, education, and clinical care

There are gaps between education, research, and clinical care in the prosthetic community. PARR aims to bridge these gaps, ultimately benefiting amputees. PARR sponsors educational courses for rehabilitation specialists, including physicians, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and certified prosthetists and orthotists. PARR supports unique athletic and recreational events in which perso

ns living with limb loss can participate. PARR foundation directors provide knowledge and services to the amputee community that would otherwise be difficult to access, as such services are not covered by insurance or therapy. PARR volunteers in the community by teaching programs for walking, biking, and other therapeutic techniques. PARR leadership will also help facilitate amputees who may not have the means, receive prosthetics or proper service from prosthetists in the community. Through these outreach programs, PARR leadership is able to help people regain the ability to perform activities, receive applicable education, and benefit from prosthetic devices necessary for activities of daily living. The PARR foundation has and will continue to engage in advocacy initiatives to improve the quality of life for persons living with limb loss.

03/31/2020

The Senate passed a bill to expand a VA grant program to help catastrophically wounded veterans adapt and renovate their homes.

03/30/2020

Please support the small businesses that continue to support the PARR Foundation
The Brass Tap - Carrollwood
Running Center
Forest Hills Dental
United Mutual Funding Corp
Sonny's BBQ
Marco's Pizza
Ed Ruark
Perfect Pets
Jersey Mike's Subs
PDQ
Fitlife Foods
Evos Carrollwood
Feet First
Gino's Restaurant & Bar

Making do in these difficult times
03/24/2020

Making do in these difficult times

A HOMEMADE prosthetic leg has been created for an amputee after he was told he would have to wait up to six months for one on the NHS due to the…

03/10/2020

A Navy veteran who went through 78 surgeries after an IED blast in Iraq successfully climbed Mount Kilimanjaro.

 Tampa Bay Lightning
03/06/2020



Tampa Bay Lightning

12-year-old Landon Uthke of Albert Lea was the flag bearer at the Wild game last night, and he also got to skate with the team during the teams morning skate.

03/05/2020

An 11-year-old amputee in Florida received an R2-D2 style bionic arm. Bella Tadlock, a huge “Star Wars” fan, wanted to be just like Luke Skywalker, who famou...

"Mobility for all"
03/02/2020

"Mobility for all"

Presented by Merrell In association with Tatoo Adventure Gear and Cumbre Tours Produced by Silverline Films We bring you: "In Her Shoes", the story…

03/01/2020

14 year old amputee, cancer survivor, winning on and off the field

02/26/2020

VA celebrates National Therapeutic Recreation Month. Here’s the story of a Veteran who was in “a dark place” and says recreation therapy gave him a focus.

02/26/2020

Dave Coen of Emmet County isn’t afraid of the cold. He can be found braving the frigid temps at Nub’s Nob all season long. “It’s my getaway and I just forget all my problems,” explains Dave. He picked up the sport around the age of 50 and hasn’t looked back. He’s been at it for the las...

Living his life to its  Marko Cheseto
02/21/2020

Living his life to its
Marko Cheseto

Walt Disney World is expecting more than 56,000 runners to participate in their Disney Princess Half Marathon weekend.

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