Prosthetics & artificial limbs
SACH foot (solid ankle cushion heel)
Ordered through our account with Kingsley
The simple, stable foot that has been the standard for decades.
Covered by Medicare as a standard prosthetic foot; replacement is covered when the foot is worn out.
HCPCS code
L5970 · L5971 (replacement only)
Shown for reference — final billing depends on the exact item, size and documentation. Our intake team confirms the code with your plan.
We confirm your coverage and authorization before anything is delivered.
Your doctor can fax the order, prescription and medical records to (844) 474-7923.
How to use it
Set-up, use and care
- 1
Match the foot to a shoe with a firm heel.
- 2
Wipe the foot shell clean and dry it after wet weather.
- 3
Check the heel wedge for compression after a year of use.
- 4
Replace the foot when the foam stops absorbing impact.
Description
A SACH foot has a rigid ankle and a soft foam heel that compresses at heel strike to absorb shock. It is light, dependable and easy to keep clean, which suits household and community walking.
Good to know
- Solid ankle with cushion heel
- Low cost, low maintenance
- Wide range of sizes
- Suited to K1 and K2 walking
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