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Sunshine Coast · Home visits & Birtinya clinic

Prosthetics and orthotics on the Sunshine Coast

Custom prosthetic limbs, AFOs, braces and orthoses from Maegan Morrison, AOPA Certified prosthetist and orthotist. One clinician from your first call to your last review, at home or at our Birtinya clinic.

Maegan calls you back personally, usually within one business day.

  • AOPA Certified
  • One clinician, start to finish
  • Home visits or Birtinya clinic
  • NDIS, DVA & WorkCover

Certification & component suppliers

  • The Australian Orthotic Prosthetic Association — Certified practitioner
  • Össur prosthetic components supplier
  • Ottobock prosthetic components supplier

Why clients choose Align

A small, local practice where the person you speak to on the phone is the person who fits your device.

A man with a below-knee prosthesis waxing a surfboard on the beach
  • One clinician, start to finish

    You see Maegan at every appointment. No handovers and no repeating your story to someone new.

  • Home visits or our clinic

    Assessments, scanning, fittings and reviews at home across the Sunshine Coast, or at our Birtinya clinic.

  • Straight answers

    Custom devices only when they will help. Second opinions welcome. If we are not the right fit, we will say so and point you to someone who is.

  • Made around your goals

    3D scanning or casting, test fittings before the final device, and components from established manufacturers including Össur and Ottobock.

  • Funding paperwork handled

    Assessments, quotes and reports for NDIS (self-managed and plan-managed), DVA, WorkCover and private health.

Maegan Morrison, prosthetist and orthotist

Meet Maegan Morrison

Maegan is an AOPA Certified prosthetist and orthotist based on the Sunshine Coast. She sees every client herself, from the first call to the last review, at home or at the Birtinya clinic.

About Maegan and Align

Your journey, step by step

What happens from your first call to your follow-up reviews. More about your first appointment.

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Step 01

Call and assessment

Call or request a call back. No referral needed. At your assessment, at home or in Birtinya, Maegan goes through your goals, health and how you move, then plans your device and funding with you.

Clinician guiding a client through a supported movement assessment during rehabilitation
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Step 02

Scan & design

We take a 3D scan or a cast and design your device around your shape and your goals.

A handheld scanner capturing the shape of a residual limb
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Step 03

Fabrication & fitting

Your device is made, then fitted and adjusted until it is comfortable. Prostheses usually include a test socket first.

Orthotist fitting a colourful ankle-foot orthosis on a child's lower leg
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Step 04

Follow‑up & optimisation

We check in as you get used to your device and adjust it as your body, activity or goals change.

Tablet showing prosthetic component design during follow-up planning

Funding, explained

NDIS (self-managed and plan-managed), DVA, WorkCover, private health or self-funded. We prepare the assessments, quotes and reports.

How funding works

For health professionals

Refer a client for prosthetic or orthotic assessment, at home or in Birtinya. Written updates after assessment and fitting.

Referral information

Frequently asked questions

What people usually ask when they first get in touch.

Do I need a referral to see you?

No. You can call us directly. Some funders, such as DVA and WorkCover, need a referral or approval before they pay, and we will tell you if yours does.

What does a prosthesis or orthosis cost?

It depends on the device, the components and how much customisation you need. As a rough guide, prostheses range from around $5,000 to over $100,000, and custom orthoses from several hundred dollars to over $15,000. Many clients are funded through the NDIS, DVA, WorkCover or private health. You get an itemised quote after your assessment, before anything is made.

How long does it take to get a device?

Once scanning or casting is done, most devices are made and fitted within 2 to 4 weeks. Funding approval can add time between your assessment and that point. We keep you and your funder updated so things keep moving.

Do you work with NDIS participants?

Yes. We work with self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants and prepare the assistive technology assessments, quotes and reports your plan needs. We cannot be paid from agency-managed (NDIA-managed) funds.

Can I have appointments at home?

Yes. We visit across the Sunshine Coast, including Caloundra, Kawana, Mooloolaba, Maroochydore, Buderim, Nambour, Coolum and Noosa, for assessments, 3D scanning, fittings and reviews. You can also visit our Birtinya clinic.

How do I get started?

Call Maegan, request a call back, or send an email enquiry. You can call on behalf of someone else. On the first call we talk through what is going on and whether we are the right fit.

Guides and resources

Talk to Maegan

Not sure what you need? Call and tell Maegan what is going on. If she is with a client, leave a message and she will call you back.

Open 7 days, 9am to 7pm. Clinic in Birtinya and home visits across the Sunshine Coast.

Call Maegan now: 0497 424 397