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MRDC – Mozambique Rehabilitation and Diagnostic Center
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How treatment works

The usual steps, from your first visit to follow-up.

  1. 1

    Registration and patient file

    We open your patient file at reception.

  2. 2

    Consultation and clinical examination

    We assess your condition and choose the right device with you.

  3. 3

    Casting and measurements

    We take a cast and precise measurements.

  4. 4

    Fabrication of the device

    Your device is made to your measurements.

  5. 5

    First fitting

    You try the device and we make the necessary adjustments.

  6. 6

    Gait training

    You learn to use the device safely and confidently.

  7. 7

    Final checkout and follow-up

    A final check, then follow-up visits.

Frequently asked questions

What types of prosthetic limbs do you provide?

We offer custom-made prosthetic limbs for both upper and lower limb amputees, ranging from basic functional prostheses to advanced myoelectric limbs, designed for comfort, durability and natural movement.

How long does prosthetic fitting take?

Usually 2–4 weeks, including assessment, fabrication, fitting and gait training. The timeline may vary with individual needs and the availability of components.

How does MRDC support children with cerebral palsy?

We provide custom orthotic devices and rehabilitation support to help children with cerebral palsy improve mobility, posture and daily function.

How does MRDC help children with club foot?

We support club foot treatment with orthotic devices such as DB splints and ankle-foot orthoses (AFOs), working with doctors and physiotherapists through referrals.

Does MRDC provide accommodation for patients?

No. Patients must arrange their own stay during treatment.

Does MRDC offer medical or surgical treatment?

No. We provide prosthetic and orthotic rehabilitation services only. Medical or surgical treatment should be obtained from other hospitals or clinics.

Are prosthetic devices free of charge?

Prosthetic and orthotic devices involve specialised materials, facilities and skilled care. We offer options from affordable to high-end, but do not currently provide free treatment.