Our goal is to ease your transition.
The loss of part of a finger can forever alter your ability to sort your mail, play an instrument, do your job, or even dress yourself and cut your food.
A seemingly minor loss results in both psychological and functional impairment that can be quite devastating.
At Naked Prosthetics, we understand the emotional and physical struggles that accompany an amputation. We design and manufacture four high-quality, functional prostheses specifically for finger and partial-hand loss. Our goal is to ease your transition back into daily activity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of movements will I be able to do with a Naked Prosthetics (“NP”) device?
NP’s body-driven devices (PIPDriver, MCPDriver, and ThumbDriver) are controlled by the available motion and strength of the hand they are added to. They are optimized to be strongest in the most functional positions, such as turning a doorknob, holding a pen, or typing on a keyboard.
The GripLock Finger is a passive and ratcheting mechanical digit which allows for manual positioning to achieve many functional grasp patterns.
How do I know what type of prosthesis I need?
In order to determine the prosthesis you would most benefit from, you will need to schedule an evaluation with a prosthetist. If you are not currently working with one, our Customer Care team will help find one in your area.
You can reach them at 888-977-6693 or 360-915-9724 or email [email protected] Monday-Friday, 6:30am-5pm PST.
Do NP devices have a motor sound, like a myoelectric prosthesis?
No. NP devices are body-driven and do not use batteries or have any electronic components.
Can I wear multiple devices side by side?
Yes. NP devices are designed to be low profile and sleek, so you can wear several devices together.
Do NP device fingertips interface with touchscreens?
The Conductive Tip is a new, optional NP device feature. The standard fingertip design is not conductive. Please let your prosthetist know during the ordering process if you would like a Conductive Tip accessory.
Are NP devices covered by insurance?
NP devices have been covered by most insurances (i.e., private insurance, worker’s compensation, Medicare, etc.) when they are billed through a licensed prosthetist’s office. Naked Prosthetics does not bill insurance directly, but is a resource for your prosthetist during the billing process.
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We are a prosthetic manufacturer and although we do not sell directly to the public, we are committed to putting you in touch with a certified prosthetist who is familiar with our devices and can assist you with getting your prosthesis.
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