Justification: Many older Canadians are living with lower limb amputation (LLA). The prevalence of LLA is projected to double by 2050 primarily due to chronic systemic dysvascular diseases that are common with aging. Prosthetic rehabilitation programs are designed to enhance mobility primarily through gait retraining. An ideal rehabilitation program optimizes balance and lower limb strength which in turn enhance walking capacity which is an important determinant of health related quality of life in adults with LLA. Providing a rehabilitation program that is motivating and engaging is challenging because improvement requires highly repetitious task performance. In 1994-97, the cost of surgery, rehabilitation and one year follow up post LLAs varied between $86,000 to $110,000 (US) depending on the level of amputation. Shrinking health care resources often make it difficult to deliver sufficient amount of therapy to achieve standard of care, and impossible to deliver more therapy. Thus, novel methods which are practical, cost-effective, and well-received by clients are needed to deliver sufficient amounts of therapy. Commercially available gaming software such as the Wii Fit by Nintendo has the potential to be a valuable intervention for older adults with LLA. Based on pilot single subject research design study we have conducted we developed Wii.n.Walk, a home oriented intervention targeted to improve walking capacity in individuals with LLA.