Jonas W. Seeberg Founder and President of Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon talks about some of the technology and the process that he and his team use for patients to assure their safety and comfort during a tour of the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday October 5, 2022.

Jonas W. Seeberg Founder and President of Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon talks about some of the technology and the process that he and his team use for patients to assure their safety and comfort during a tour of the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

Abingdon's Real Life Prosthetics celebrates 21 years | PHOTOS

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Jonas Seeburg and his team at the Abingdon-based Real Life Prosthetics have prided themselves on providing custom-fit prosthetics for their patients, while creating a family atmosphere that supports patients through the adaptive/recovery process.

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Jonas W. Seeberg Founder and President of Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon talks about some of the technology and the process that he and his team use for patients to assure their safety and comfort during a tour of the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday October 5, 2022.

Jonas W. Seeberg Founder and President of Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon talks about some of the technology and the process that he and his team use for patients to assure their safety and comfort during a tour of the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Real Life Prosthetics patient Joanne Presbury of Abingdon talks about her life changing experience working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics during an interview at the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022.

Real Life Prosthetics patient Joanne Presbury of Abingdon talks about her life changing experience working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics during an interview at the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis)

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Real Life Prosthetics patient Matthew McClusky talks about his experience working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics to better adapt his prosthetic to make his bicycle riding a better experience during an interview at the Real Life Prosthetics Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022.

Real Life Prosthetics patient Matthew McClusky talks about his experience working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics to better adapt his prosthetic to make his bicycle riding a better experience during an interview at the Real Life Prosthetics Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Physical Therapist Michelle Jamin, owner of Align Rehabilition, works with patient Rickey Carter during a session Wednesday, October 5, 2022 at the Real Life Prosthetics headquarters in Abingdon. The two companies have partnered to bring the physical therapy service in-house to help make the facility a one stop shop and help make patients experiences easier.

Physical Therapist Michelle Jamin, owner of Align Rehabilition, works with patient Rickey Carter during a session Wednesday, October 5, 2022 at the Real Life Prosthetics headquarters in Abingdon. The two companies have partnered to bring the physical therapy service in-house to help make the facility a one stop shop and help make patients experiences easier. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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A photo of Real Life Prosthetics Matthew McClusky, a patient since 2008 and an avid bike rider hangs on the wall among images of other patients the business has helped in their 21 years of service during a tour of the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday October 5, 2022.

A photo of Real Life Prosthetics Matthew McClusky, a patient since 2008 and an avid bike rider hangs on the wall among images of other patients the business has helped in their 21 years of service during a tour of the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Jonas W. Seeberg founder and President of Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon is celebrating 21 years in Harford County. "I am very excited for our team at Real Life Prosthetics and look forward to a bright future! With our expanding team of professionals, technological advances, in-house rehabilitation, in-house manufacturing, and additional locations, we are able to better serve those facing limb loss and disability."

Jonas W. Seeberg founder and President of Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon is celebrating 21 years in Harford County. "I am very excited for our team at Real Life Prosthetics and look forward to a bright future! With our expanding team of professionals, technological advances, in-house rehabilitation, in-house manufacturing, and additional locations, we are able to better serve those facing limb loss and disability." (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Real Life Prosthetics patient Joanne Presbury of Abingdon smiles as she shares her experience working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics during an interview at the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022.

Real Life Prosthetics patient Joanne Presbury of Abingdon smiles as she shares her experience working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics during an interview at the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Jonas W. Seeberg Founder and President of Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon talks about some of the technology that he and his team use for patients to assure their safety and comfort during a tour of the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday October 5, 2022.

Jonas W. Seeberg Founder and President of Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon talks about some of the technology that he and his team use for patients to assure their safety and comfort during a tour of the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Jonas W. Seeberg Founder and President of Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon shows an example of the high definition silicone restoration for a foot during a tour of the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022.

Jonas W. Seeberg Founder and President of Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon shows an example of the high definition silicone restoration for a foot during a tour of the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Real Life Prosthetics patient Joanne Presbury of Abingdon talks about working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics to make her prosthetic leg more comfortable during an interview at the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022.

Real Life Prosthetics patient Joanne Presbury of Abingdon talks about working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics to make her prosthetic leg more comfortable during an interview at the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis)

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Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon uses a variety of technology to assure the safety and comfort for their patients. The team is constantly studying and testing new materials and to stay on the cutting edge in the field. A prosthetic foot is assembled in he lab area during a tour of the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday October 5, 2022.

Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon uses a variety of technology to assure the safety and comfort for their patients. The team is constantly studying and testing new materials and to stay on the cutting edge in the field. A prosthetic foot is assembled in he lab area during a tour of the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Physical Therapist Michelle Jamin, owner of Align Rehabilition, works with patient Rickey Carter during a session Wednesday, October 5, 2022 at the Real Life Prosthetics headquarters in Abingdon. The two companies have partnered to bring the physical therapy service in-house to help make the facility a one stop shop and help make patients experiences easier.

Physical Therapist Michelle Jamin, owner of Align Rehabilition, works with patient Rickey Carter during a session Wednesday, October 5, 2022 at the Real Life Prosthetics headquarters in Abingdon. The two companies have partnered to bring the physical therapy service in-house to help make the facility a one stop shop and help make patients experiences easier. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Jonas W. Seeberg Founder and President of Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon holds a prosthetic running blade used by a patient and talks about how his team helped the patient adapt the blade as they used it for long distance running as Seeberg stands in the Abingdon headquarters during a tour of the facility Wednesday, October 5, 2022.

Jonas W. Seeberg Founder and President of Real Life Prosthetics in Abingdon holds a prosthetic running blade used by a patient and talks about how his team helped the patient adapt the blade as they used it for long distance running as Seeberg stands in the Abingdon headquarters during a tour of the facility Wednesday, October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Physical Therapist Michelle Jamin, owner of Align Rehabilition, works with patient Rickey Carter during a session Wednesday, October 5, 2022 at the Real Life Prosthetics headquarters in Abingdon. The two companies have partnered to bring the physical therapy service in-house to help make the facility a one stop shop and help make patients experiences easier.

Physical Therapist Michelle Jamin, owner of Align Rehabilition, works with patient Rickey Carter during a session Wednesday, October 5, 2022 at the Real Life Prosthetics headquarters in Abingdon. The two companies have partnered to bring the physical therapy service in-house to help make the facility a one stop shop and help make patients experiences easier. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Real Life Prosthetics patient Matthew McClusky talks about his experience working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics to better adapt his prosthetic to make his bicycle riding a better experience during an interview at the Real Life Prosthetics Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022.

Real Life Prosthetics patient Matthew McClusky talks about his experience working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics to better adapt his prosthetic to make his bicycle riding a better experience during an interview at the Real Life Prosthetics Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Real Life Prosthetics patient Matthew McClusky talks about his experience working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics to better adapt his prosthetic to make his bicycle riding a better experience during an interview at the Real Life Prosthetics Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022.

Real Life Prosthetics patient Matthew McClusky talks about his experience working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics to better adapt his prosthetic to make his bicycle riding a better experience during an interview at the Real Life Prosthetics Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Physical Therapist Michelle Jamin, owner of Align Rehabilition, works with patient Rickey Carter during a session Wednesday, October 5, 2022 at the Real Life Prosthetics headquarters in Abingdon. The two companies have partnered to bring the physical therapy service in-house to help make the facility a one stop shop and help make patients experiences easier.

Physical Therapist Michelle Jamin, owner of Align Rehabilition, works with patient Rickey Carter during a session Wednesday, October 5, 2022 at the Real Life Prosthetics headquarters in Abingdon. The two companies have partnered to bring the physical therapy service in-house to help make the facility a one stop shop and help make patients experiences easier. (Matt Button / The Aegis/Baltimore Sun Media)

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Real Life Prosthetics patient Joanne Presbury of Abingdon shared her experience working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics and how they helped transform her life during an interview at the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022.

Real Life Prosthetics patient Joanne Presbury of Abingdon shared her experience working with the team at Real Life Prosthetics and how they helped transform her life during an interview at the Abingdon headquarters Wednesday, October 5, 2022. (Matt Button / The Aegis)

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