Amputee Support Group

Amputations can be present at birth or happen because of disease or trauma. Whatever the cause, living with an amputation can be physically and emotionally challenging. The Amputee Support Group is here to provide resources, education and support to navigate the challenges and move forward with confidence.

The Amputee Support Group meets monthly and offers emotional, educational, financial and peer support to individuals who have experienced limb loss or are living with limb differences. Families, caregivers and community members are always welcome to join in our mission. We promote healing, independence and a high quality of life through shared experiences and resources.

The Amputee Support Group works to:

  • Provide a safe and supportive environment for you to share experiences and challenges
  • Offer educational resources
  • Connect you with medical professionals, therapists and social workers
  • Advocate for amputee rights and accessibility
  • Foster a sense of belonging and encouragement through mentorship and a peer visitor program
  • Provide financial support to amputees in need 
  • Support the limb-loss community by promoting community involvement

Monthly support meetings

Second Monday of every month | 5-7 p.m.

Lehigh Valley Hospital–Cedar Crest

Kasych Family Pavilion, Educational Conference Room 6

Meetings are free to attend and open to everyone.

Questions?

Contact Courtney Miller via email or call 610-402-8128

Upcoming events

Monday, May. 12
Amputee Support Group
5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Room 6, Richard Fleming Educational Conference Center inside Medical Imaging of Lehigh Valley Educational Conference Center, Kasych Family Pavilion
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Monday, Jun. 09
Amputee Support Group
5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Room 6, Richard Fleming Educational Conference Center inside Medical Imaging of Lehigh Valley Educational Conference Center, Kasych Family Pavilion
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