Hand prostheses
For amputation at or below the wrist. Built for grip and for the small, constant tasks that fill a day.
Book a fittingHand and arm prosthetics
Back to the things
your hands used to do.
Kamai makes upper-limb prostheses for Filipino amputees—hands and arms measured, built and fitted to the grip, reach and weight your own days ask of you.
- Hands and arms
- Fitted in person
- Part of BHMS care
Who we are
A hand is not
a spare part.
It is how you work.
Kamai builds prosthetic hands and arms for people in the Philippines. Every one is shaped around a particular residual limb, a particular job, and the ordinary things a person wants back—carrying a child, holding a plate, signing a name.
We are part of Buenavista Holistic Mobility Solutions, Inc., so your assessment, fitting, training and follow-up all happen with one team at one address, rather than being handed between a clinic and a supplier.
What we make
Prostheses for hands and arms
Each one is measured and fitted in person at our Mandaluyong workshop.
Arm prostheses
For amputation above or below the elbow. Built for reach, balance and carrying, and aligned to how you move.
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Fitted by the people who made it
The workshop and the clinic are the same place, so nothing is lost between them.
Shaped around your limb
Your residual limb, its length and its skin decide the socket. Nothing is taken off a shelf.
Matched to your work
A driver, a cook and an office worker need different things from a hand. We ask before we build.
Training on your device
Hands-on practice with putting it on, using it and caring for it, before you take it home.
Adjustments and repairs
Limbs change, and so does use. Come back for alignment, socket changes and replacement parts.
Rehabilitation alongside
BHMS therapists work with you on strength and daily tasks while you learn the device.
Parts kept on hand
Liners, socks and common components are in the workshop, so a repair rarely means a long wait.
How it works
From first visit
to first grip.
Tell us you are coming, bring any previous device you have, and plan for a proper visit rather than a quick stop.
Book your visit-
01
Tell us about your limb
Send your details and we will call to arrange a time that suits your travel.
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02
Assessment and measurement
We look at your residual limb, your health and the work you need the hand for, then measure.
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03
Fitting and alignment
Your socket is fitted and adjusted with you wearing it, until it holds comfortably.
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04
Training and follow-up
You practise with the device, then come back for adjustments as you use it in real life.
Book your visit
Tell us you are coming.
Send your details and our team will call you to confirm a time and tell you what to bring. Walk-ins are welcome, but booking means less waiting.
For urgent medical concerns, contact your nearest emergency service.
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