It is with great sadness that we inform you that two of our beloved POA patients have passed away suddenly over the past few weeks. Tony Muniz of Costa Rica, 3/15/11, age 55. His gentle spirit and good humor brightened our days. We always looked forward to visits from Tony and his wonderful Barb. Mr. Richard Wynn, 3/24/11, age 71. Mr. Wynn captured our affection and respect as he set
Great article about the ACA’s Paddy Rossbach Youth Camp. Click here for blog link
This link provides a guide for using Handicapped Parking Placards all over the world! Click here for link
7 miles. 5 obstacles. 1 giant mud pit. 4 wounded veterans. No excuses. Muddy Buddy Orlando on April 9th. Join the Florida CAF team! Click here for registration info
Read the story of Mabio Costa, a below knee amputee and athlete who moved to the U.S. from Brazil in order to have access to prosthetic limbs that would enable him to compete in sports at the highest levels. Click here to read Mabio’s story >>
Drew recently demonstrated his wakeboarding skills in a video produced by Hang Five Productions. The full video, “Express” will be released in August. View the clip on our website video gallery. Click here to view video clip
POA resident Ronnie Dickson recently returned from a mission trip to Haiti with POA, where they fit 7 victiims of last year’s earthquake with prosthetic limbs.The experience got him to thinking, “what about amputees in need right here in the .U.S.?” He explores that thought in the following “O&P Edge” article. Click here to view O&P Edge article
One year ago today, Heather Ray lost her battle with cancer. Although her strength, courage, spirit and incredible smile are missed by all who knew her, the story of Heather’s fight and love for life continues to inspire others. Click here to read Heather’s story
POA will be hosting two adaptive recreational clinics for anyone with physical challenges in March. First Volley™ Adaptive Tennis will be offered on Friday evening, March 18 at the tennis courts of Caribe Royale Resort, located at 8101 World Center Drive in Orlando. First Volley is adaptive tennis, skills and drills, aimed specifically for amputees and those with physical challenges and is led by instructors with years of experience with
Another great interview with Anthony and his mom, Diane. We are proud to part of his team! 🙂 Click here to view interview
Prosthetic & Orthotic
Associates of Hawaii
1314 S. King Street
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Honolulu, HI 96814
Phone: (808) 597-1773
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