AAOP Scientific Society

Lower Limb Orthotics Society

Mission:

Established in 1994, the Lower Limb Orthotic Society's mission is to provide an avenue for healthcare professionals to engage and collaborate to improve the lives of individuals who use lower limb orthoses. The society serves its members by supporting their endeavors to engage in evidence-based practice, improve clinical outcomes, and advance the standard of care for individuals with mobility challenges.

Member Benefits:

Evidence-Based Practice


Translate research into day-to-day orthotic management.

Component & Tuning Insights

Share strategies for AFO/KAFO selection, alignment, and tuning.

Clinical Decision Support


Discuss indications, contraindications, and risk reduction with peers.

Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration

Connect with PT/OT, MDs, and engineers to elevate outcomes.

Patient-Centered Communication

Refine education and follow-up to improve satisfaction and adherence.

Professional Growth

Publish, present, and lead initiatives that shape best practices.

How to Get Involved:

Join webinars, workshops, and Academy sessions focused on lower limb orthotics.

Submit case studies and abstracts that move orthotic practice forward.

Serve on committees, mentor, or help guide Society initiatives.

Share techniques, outcomes, and innovations across the community.

Leadership:

LLOS leader headshot

Sally DiBello, MPO, CPO

Chair

Ready to Join?

Academy Members—add this Society to your membership for direct involvement and shared innovation in lower limb orthotics.