Ludada & Associates Orthopedic Services
Ludada and Associates Orthopedic Services (Pty) Ltd, is a 100% black-owned and managed enterprise. It was incorporated in 2016 with a clear mission of improving the quality of life of people with temporary and permanent disabilities. The business proposes to achieve its mission and vision through the provision of equitable and timely access to affordable quality mobility assistive technology.
- Accessible
- Non-Discriminatory
- People-Centered care
- Affordable and Sustainable
- Multi-disciplinary care
- Evidence-Based Practice
Our services and specialities
Oncology
O&P Service Delivery
- Develop Public Private Partnership Proposal for potential partners.
- Proposal presentation and memorandum of understanding/contracts.
- Construction an O&P Centre
- Purchase of equipment, machines, supplies and materials.
- Staff recruitment and in job training.
- Create standard service guidelines, quality improvement and monitoring process.
- Resume manufacturing of all Prosthetic and plastic Orthotic devices.
Establish a mobile O&P workshop. - Conduct outreach programs to various district hospitals in OR Tambo.
Training & Education
- Develop Public Private Partnership Proposal for WSU and DUT.
- Proposal presentation and memorandum of understanding/contracts.
- Student training and education will form part of staff job description.
- In partnership with WSU, Otto Bock, and DOH we will introduce short courses, workshops, and seminars.
- Support post-graduate education
Research and Development
- Establish research partnership with WSU, DOH, and DOSD.
- Collaborate with local and international professional researchers and networks.
We are registered with the following:
Mr Ludada’s Reintegration Action Plan focused on improving the quality of life for people with physical disabilities in South Africa’s Eastern Cape province when he returned home from his studies. There are challenges to access prosthetic devices in the province due to limited trained staff.
Ludada saw an opportunity to improve these statistics and make a difference in three areas during his tenure at a government hospital in East London.
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