Custom Made Orthotics
*We will manufacture your orthotics right onsite in our clinic in our state of the art orthotics laboratory.
*We are committed to ensuring you have the best orthotics prescription to help your foot condition.
Who Should Prescribe and Provide Orthotics:
Chiropodists and Podiatrists are the only regulated health professions that have the ability to prescribe and provide custom orthotics defined in their regulated acts.
College of Chiropodists of Chiropodists
What Makes Us Different Than The Other Providers?
- We can prescribe your orthotics.
- All insurance paperwork is provided for reimbursement.
- We manufacture and modify on site.
- You get your orthotics faster because we make them onsite
- Adjustments are made on site immediately or 24 hrs
What are Orthotics?
When you hear or see the word orthotics / orthoses, it refers to the term “orthotic” which comes from the Greek word “orthos,” meaning to straighten or correct.
Correcting any biomechanical dysfunctions in the lower limb can stabilize the structure, and reduce or eliminate repetitive stresses. Custom orthotics, worn in appropriate footwear, can aid in improving proper lower limb function.
Inserted a shoe that replaces the original manufacturer insert. They correct abnormal or irregular, walking pattern. Sometimes called arch supports, orthotics allow people to stand, walk, and run more efficiently and comfortably. Custom made orthotics are made to fit an individual's unique foot structure.
We want our patients to know that custom orthotic devices come in many shapes, sizes, and materials and fall into three main categories: those designed to change foot function, those that are primarily protective in nature, and those that combine functional control and protection. Orthotics are made from a mold after a podiatrist takes a plaster cast or other kind of image of the foot. Rigid orthotics control motion in the two major foot joints that lie directly below the ankle joint and may improve or eliminate strains, aches, and pains in the legs, thighs, and lower back.
How Impression Are Taken
3D Computerized System
Plaster of Paris
Orthotics Shell Types
Soft Orthotics
Soft orthotics are generally used to absorb shock, increase balance, and take pressure off uncomfortable or sore spots. They are usually effective for diabetic, arthritic, and deformed feet. Soft orthotics are typically made up of soft, cushioned materials so that they can be worn against the sole of the foot, extending from the heel past the ball of the foot, including the toes. Like rigid orthotics, soft orthotics are also made from a mold after a podiatrist takes a plaster cast or other kind of image of the foot.
Semi-Rigid Orthotics ( Most Popular )
Semi-rigid orthotics provide foot balance for walking or participating in sports. The typical semi-rigid orthotic is made up of layers of soft material, reinforced with more rigid materials. Semi-rigid orthotics are often prescribed for children to treat flatfoot and in-toeing or out-toeing disorders. These orthotics are also used to help athletes mitigate pain while they train and compete. They are often composed of a firm material, such as plastic or carbon fiber.
Break in Period