National Limb Loss Resource Center® – Your Go-To Support Hub

When you have questions about limb loss or limb difference, the National Limb Loss Resource Center® is here for you. We provide comprehensive, expert-reviewed information and resources—free of charge—to support you on your journey. All of our information is carefully reviewed by the Coalition’s Scientific & Medical Advisory Committee (SciMAC), a trusted group of experts in the field of limb loss and limb difference, so you can count on its accuracy.

Our resource center is packed with tools to help you navigate this new path with confidence and support. From over 40 published guides (available in both English and Spanish) to 70+ fact sheets covering topics that matter most, we’ve got you covered. Looking for guidance from day one? Our most popular guide, First Step, is designed to help you start strong. These digital publications serve as valuable tools to help individuals and their loved ones feel informed, empowered, and supported every step of the way.

Need personalized support? Talk with a resource center specialist! Our knowledgeable team is ready to help with questions about your rights, available resources, and more. Call us toll-free at 888/267-5669 or complete our secure online form to get connected.

No matter where you are in your journey, we’re here to help—every step of the way.

How Can an Information & Resource Specialist Help You?

Our specialists provide free, personalized support to help you navigate topics such as:

  • Assistive Technology
  • Adaptive Sports and Recreation
  • Caregiving Resources
  • Patient Rights
  • Equipment Donations
  • Travel and Vehicle Modifications
  • Financial Assistance for prosthetic Devices and Durable Medical Equipment (DME)
  • Housing and Home modifications, including Ramps and Emergency Repairs
  • Mental Health and Wellness Support
  • Physical Activity and Rehabilitation
  • Sepsis Awareness and Recovery
  • Upper Limb Differences
  • Vocational Rehabilitation

Have questions? Speak with an Information & Resource Specialist today.

What Can a Healthcare Navigator Do?

Navigating healthcare options can feel overwhelming. Our Healthcare Navigators can assist you with:

  • Health insurance coverage and appeals.
  • Communicating effectively with your healthcare team.
  • Understanding prosthetic and orthotic devices, as well as other DME.
  • Finding local resources and accessibility accommodations.

Need help with healthcare? Connect with a Healthcare Navigator.

Peer Support: Connect with Someone Who Has Been There

Navigating life with limb loss or limb difference can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. The Amputee Coalition’s Peer Support Program connects you with trained volunteers who have lived experience—people who truly understand what you’re going through. Whether you’re a civilian, military service member, or veteran, you can connect with someone who has walked a similar path and can offer encouragement, insight, and practical advice. A conversation with a peer can provide reassurance, boost confidence, and help you move forward with strength and support.

Community Connections: Find Strength in Shared Experiences

You are not alone—there is a community ready to support you. The Amputee Coalition fosters connections through local and national support groups, empowering individuals to share experiences, learn from each other, and build lasting friendships. Whether in person or online, these connections provide a space to talk openly, find inspiration, and support one another through every stage of life.

AC Connect: Your Online Support Network

Want to connect anytime, anywhere? AC Connect is the Amputee Coalition’s online platform designed to bring people together. Join discussions, ask questions, share your journey, and engage with others who understand the challenges and triumphs of living with limb loss or limb difference. Whether you’re looking for advice, motivation, or just a sense of community, AC Connect is here for you.

If you still need assistance, please contact help@amputee-coalition.org.