A certified upper-limb specialist will be in touch within one business day. In the meantime, download the brochure below — and scroll down to see what happens next.
Specs, sizing, funding options & everything you’d want to know before your first call.
Download the brochureNo high-pressure sales pitch. No paperwork to figure out alone. Here’s exactly what to expect over the next few days.
While you wait for our call, hear from someone who’s been exactly where you are now.
My natural hand was seen as a disability. But a bionic arm represents ability. This is an addition to me.
Mary, 72 — Hero PRO user Denver, CO · Funded through insurance
It’s a friendly 15-minute call with a specialist — not a sales pitch. We listen, learn about your situation, answer questions, and figure out together whether an Open Bionics clinic is a good fit. You’re under no obligation to move forward.
Many of our patients are fully funded through insurance — including private plans, Medicare, Medicaid, and the VA. Your clinician personally handles navigation and appeals, with a high success rate on overturning denials. If insurance falls short, we walk you through payment plans, hardship waivers for out-of-pocket costs, and a curated list of grants and non-profits you can apply to for additional support.
We fit patients with below-elbow and above-elbow limb differences, partial hand and finger amputations, and post-stroke or neurological injury. Children as young as 8 can be fitted (with patients as young as 5 in certain cases). Your specialist will confirm fit during your free consultation.
From your first consultation to wearing your custom device typically takes a few months, depending on your insurance approval timeline. The fitting itself can be completed in as few as two visits after your evaluation.
Our clinics cover 12 U.S. states. If you’re not near one of our locations, we can connect you with a partner clinic or arrange a remote consultation to get you started. Your specialist will help you find the right path.