Custom Foot Orthotics

WHAT ARE CUSTOM FOOT ORTHOTICS?

Custom Foot Orthotics are medical devices that fit the bottom of your feet. A Physiotherapist or Chiropractor uses a 3D laser scan to perfectly measure and fit your foot. These orthotics control your foot’s alignment and function while treating or preventing abnormal motion, such as rolling of the foot.

HOW DO THEY HELP?

Custom orthotics redistribute pressure on the bottom of your feet to reduce discomfort, pain, and calluses. They make cardio activities more effective and significantly reduce pain during movement.

WHAT ARE CUSTOM FOOT ORTHOTICS RECOMMENDED FOR?

Custom Foot Orthotics help people who experience:

• Joint pain in the ankles, knees, hips, or back during standing, walking, or running
• Discomfort from working or standing on hard surfaces like concrete
• Frequent sports-related stress or injuries
• Foot conditions such as bunions, corns, and fallen arches
• Bow-legs or knock-knees
• Regular sore feet
• Age-related foot pain (over 40)
• Inherited foot problems

To create your orthotics, we perform a manual gait assessment and use our advanced Footmaxx 3D Laser Scan technology. This scan collects precise data for our lab to design orthotics tailored to your foot structure, condition, and walking patterns.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CUSTOM FOOT ORTHOTICS AND OFF-THE-SHELF OPTIONS?

Off-the-Shelf Options:
Off-the-shelf insoles offer temporary comfort and cushioning. Most use flimsy memory foam, which does not correct the cause of your foot pain. While these insoles add short-term comfort, they fail to address abnormal movement or provide long-term relief.

Custom Foot Orthotics:
They target abnormal foot movement to address the root cause of foot pain. They promote proper alignment, correct movement, and provide stability. Made from durable materials, they deliver the support your feet need to stay in place and function properly.

HOW MUCH DO THEY COST?

We charge $470 for a pair of orthotics, while most competitors charge between $550 and $700.

WILL INSURANCE COVER THIS?

Yes, insurance typically covers Orthotics, but you’ll need a medical doctor’s referral for reimbursement. Our team will prepare all the required documentation for your insurance claim. Customers must pay for the orthotics upfront and submit the paperwork for reimbursement.