Patient Advocacy

To ensure that patients are able to access the care and treatment plans necessary, The Limb Savers Society works to provide financial support for our patients. In covering visit co-payments, medications, and transportation and accommodations for our out of town patients, we want to alleviate the financial medical burdens you may have.

Navigating which visits are covered by your insurance can be difficult. Luckily, our specialized team is available to assist you! We have experts in insurance who can answer any questions you may have regarding when to schedule follow-up visits and how to obtain insurance pre-approval and referral forms in a timely manner. We communicate personally with insurance companies and even your primary care physicians to ensure all essential documents are prepared for your next visit with us.

Our specialized team is available for questions or concerns at any hour through our amputation prevention hotline, at 915-243-FOOT (3668). Call or text us at any time. Services available in English or Spanish.

We always want to make our out-of-town patients feel as comfortable as possible when scheduled for any procedures or visits at one of our El Paso clinics. To that end, we offer complimentary services to arrange and hotel accommodations for those in need of support while staying in town for procedures.

Limb Savers Society is deeply committed to advancing clinical research as a vital way to give back to the scientific community. By participating research initiatives, we aim to uncover new advances in medicine that can enhance patient care and treatment options. Advancing the field of medicine is critical in providing up-to-date, and even new, solutions to complex challenges. Together, we strive to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those we serve.

At The Limb Savers Society, we are committed to enhancing the education our providers, equipping them with the skills and knowledge necessary to better serve our patients. We aim to raise awareness about the risks associated with amputations and the prevention methods that can significantly reduce their occurrence. Together, we can empower both providers and patients to make informed decisions that health and well-being.