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AOFE Clinics will close on September 1, 2026

After eight successful years, AOFE Clinics has decided to cease its care activities effective September 1, 2026. This means that AOFE Clinics will no longer provide patient care from this date onwards.

 

Since its founding in 2018, AOFE Clinics has provided care to its patients with great commitment and dedication. During this period, together with our patients, we have achieved a great deal and have been able to make a significant contribution to the development of amputation and bone-anchored prosthesis (osseointegration) care in the Netherlands.

 

The decision to terminate our care activities has been carefully considered. It is of great importance to AOFE Clinics that the continuity of care for patients currently undergoing treatment remains guaranteed, and that the medical records of all our patients are carefully managed and preserved even after the termination of our care activities. Therefore, it has been decided to transfer the care for our current patients and the medical records of our current and former patients to the Sint Maartenskliniek in Nijmegen.

 

All patients have now been informed by letter. Should you nevertheless have any questions, you can reach us at telephone number 026 2024041 or by email at mail@aofeclinics.nl

Team AOFE Clinics

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