Patient Information

In order to ensure our patients receive personalised and individual attention, we see each patient by appointment only. Please call the clinic at 020 8789 6565 to arrange an appointment.

Our clinic is located at Silverglade Business Park in Chessington, near Chessington Zoo. The clinic is a short distance off the M25, making it easy to get to and from any places in and around London. There are local bus stations which take you directly to the Business Park and local taxi's available if arriving from railway stations. 

Please contact out centre on 0208 789 6565 or email [email protected]

Yes. The London Prosthetics Centre can arrange for you to be visited or called by an amputee who is of the same gender and age group with a similar activity level.

We can offer a diagnostic fitting on your first visit following necessary measures.

Our clinic is located at Silverglade Business Park in Chessington, near Chessington Zoo. The clinic is a short distance off the M25, making it easy to get to and from any places in and around London. There are local bus stations which take you directly to the Business Park and local taxi's available if arriving from railway stations. 

We offer evening and weekend appointments if required - we will do our best to accommodate your requirements.

Please visit out Patient Information pages for general advice, or contact us at [email protected] 

The London Prosthetic Centre is a division of Steeper Group. Steeper Group is one of the largest providers of prosthetic and orthotic care in the world, established in 1921. Our clinicians have a wealth of experience and are up-to-date with all the latest developments.
With our silicone manufacturing on-site, this allows us to control our quality and competitive pricing. Our staff go above and beyond the realms of customer service to deliver the utmost in patient care and treatment. Our patients are our number one concern.

Due to the many variances of patients and amputation levels, not everyone progresses at the same pace. There are so many variables making it impossible to determine how well you will walk with your prosthesis without a thorough evaluation from your prosthetic team.

We only bill the insurance, funding body or a patient for the cost of the device we initially provide. Follow up visits and minor adjustment appointments are free of charge for the first month after receiving your device.

Many prosthetic users find it necessary to add or change socks throughout the day - this is common and nothing to worry about.

First, do not wear the prosthesis if it is painful or if it causes moderate to severe discomfort. Remove the prosthesis if it causes pain, and check that it is properly positioned. Think about these questions: did you wear it too long? Have you checked the number of socks you are using? If you're unsure, please call us.

We have a team of rehabilitation therapists who specialised in amputee rehabilitation and can provide you with the best outcomes for recovery at home and at the clinic. As a new amputee, we always recommend several sessions of physiotherapy to help your healing progress. Sometimes a few sessions of physiotherapy or occupational therapy can provide a vast improvement in the comfort and mobility with your prosthesis.

No. Our pricing is competitive without compromising on quality and service.

We accept most insurance plans, but you must check with your insurance provider if they would fund the provision of artificial limbs.