Continuing Education Opportunities at Lawall

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Stay at the Forefront of Prosthetics and Orthotics Advancements Through Continuous Learning

At Lawall, we recognize that ongoing education is essential to advancing the field of prosthetics and orthotics. As a profession rooted in innovation, our field is constantly evolving with new technologies, treatment methods, and clinical breakthroughs. In order to provide the best possible care to patients, it’s critical that medical professionals stay informed and engaged with these advancements.

That’s why we are proud to offer regular Continuing Education Units (CEUs) designed specifically for practitioners in prosthetics, orthotics, and related healthcare fields. These sessions not only ensure that clinicians remain up to date with current best practices but also foster a collaborative learning environment where knowledge, experience, and innovation come together.

Whether it’s exploring the latest in digital socket design, the latest pediatric orthotics available, or evidence-based outcomes, our CEU programs reflect Lawall’s ongoing commitment to clinical excellence and lifelong learning.

Upcoming course offerings will be posted below—be sure to check back regularly for the latest updates.

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Integrating MPKs into Physical Therapy Practice

Perhaps the most important aspect of prosthetic rehabilitation is facilitating the integration of a new prosthesis into an individual’s body scheme and movement patterns. This short seminar provides physical therapists and other healthcare professionals with the knowledge needed to optimize the use of microprocessor knees during physical therapy. Topics include microprocessor knee technology, functional features, postural considerations, gait observations, and interventions to support individuals who use a microprocessor knee. Additionally, Dr. Daley, a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) physician, will highlight the importance of an interdisciplinary team approach to rehabilitation and the role of collaboration in supporting successful prosthetic outcomes

Course Objectives

At the end of the course, the participants will be able to:

Name at least two safety features of microprocessor knees.
Identify at least two prosthetic landmarks for evaluating postural alignment.
Plan an exercise program to address impairments of an individual with transfemoral amputation, when provided
with the results of a complete evaluation.
Differentiate between patient-based gait deviations and prosthetic gait deviations of an individual with a transfemoral amputation based on level-ground walking.

Locations and Dates

Location: Homewood Suites – Center Valley 3350 Center Valley Parkway Center Valley, PA October 19, 2026

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