Financial Assistance Program
Limb Care Connections (LCC)
LCC is a unique monthly program combining educational resources with a more traditional support group. Each session will include a guest speaker on a topic that matters to the limb difference community, followed by a group conversation led by two talented moderators: a licensed psychologist and a survivor.
lcc at a glance
LCC welcomes all active people at risk of limb loss, survivors, and their family caregivers, such as spouses and parents. This group will meet on the fourth Wednesday of every month at 6 pm MST via Zoom.
Wednesday, October 21st
Guest Speaker: Royce Heck, Adaptec Prosthetics.
Topic: Ask A Prosthetist
Royce brings over 43 years of experience in clinical practice, prosthetic innovation, and education. As a top-of-his-class UT Southwestern graduate and co-founder of 5280 Prosthetics, he has dedicated his career to advancing patient care and lecturing at universities nationwide.
Whether you’re curious about new prosthetic tech, improving fit and comfort, or navigating your own prosthetic journey, this is your chance to get direct insights from a veteran in the field.
financial Assistance Program
Limb Care Connections (LCC)
LCC is a unique monthly program combining educational resources with a more traditional support group. Each session will include a guest speaker on a topic that matters to the limb difference community, followed by a group conversation led by two talented moderators: a licensed psychologist and a survivor.
lcc at a glance
LCC welcomes all active people at risk of limb loss, survivors, and their family caregivers, such as spouses and parents. This group will meet on the fourth Wednesday of every month at 6 pm MST via Zoom.
Meet Our Moderators
Courtney Legge, PsyD
Courtney Legge, PsyD, is a clinical psychologist at Shift Healing Health Psychology, specializing in serving individuals with various health conditions. She completed her doctorate at Midwestern University and trained in primary care behavioral health at Community Health of Central Washington and Denver Health. Legge has focused her early career on implementing integrated behavioral health programs at the University of Colorado, working to strengthen connections between physical and mental healthcare.
Troy Karnes
Meet inspiring moderator Troy Karnes! Troy’s experience began in the summer of 2021 when he was diagnosed with Chondrosarcoma in his right shoulder blade and in the joint. After months of surgery and the removal of his right shoulder blade and joint, he is happy to share that he is cancer-free! His replacement scapula and joint allow him to wrestle with his two young boys, continue practicing yoga, and walk his two dogs with his lovely wife. He works as a business consultant and real estate agent.
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