The aim of this work was to examine the satisfaction and usefulness of using orthopedic aids based on self-assessment. Orthopedic aids are technical devices that are used in the treatment and rehabilitation of patients with injuries and illnesses of the locomotor system. A subjective view of one's own health or self-assessment of health for most people is the primary determinant of quality of life. This research sought to determine whether there is a failure to familiarize users with the aid or how they are used and whether the social community plays an important role in the life of users of orthopedic supplies. The results have shown that most participants have a problem with social life, mainly due to the moving difficulties which is affected by the fatigue but also the inadequacy of the public areas or the social community. Satisfaction with the general look at features of orthopedic aids is generally mediocre or very good. The study involved 33 participants in the area of Vukovar-Srijem County. The internally made questionnaire consisted of 5 general type questions (sex, age, type of orthopedic aids etc.) and 20 questions with general claims that were scored in Likert's rank. The self-assessment question of the use of orthopedic aids was intended to emphasize the characteristics of an individual that are important for adapting everyday life activities to people with disabilities.