Custom Orthotics

$450+. Our rate is $500 for the first pair and $300 for additional pairs ordered within the same calendar year. This includes Biomechanical and Gait Analysis and Orthotic fitting.

Supportive insoles help support and distribute pressure, so you’re less likely to fee aches and pains.

2-3 weeks.

It is best to wear the new orthotics for 2-4 hours at time/day gradually increasing the duration.

Our physiotherapist completes a Biomechanical and Gait Analysis of your feet and stride. A foam impression is taken of each foot. At the laboratory, via manual or computer techniques, a Positive mold, or direct mill polypropylene shell is prepared from the positive cast. Correction to said positives are as directed by clinician.

Yes. Insurance plans require a prescription from your doctor for reimbursement.

Start by wearing your orthotics for 2-4 hours/day, gradually increasing over a period of 2-4 weeks. It will take time for your feet to adjust to the support and may have a bit of discomfort in the first few days. This will subside over time.

• The biggest sign you may benefit from orthotics is if your shoes are wearing unevenly. A sole that has worn on the inside is a sign of pronation or inward rolling. While wear on the outside is supination or outward rolling.
• Pain in the arch or heel is a sign of Plantar Fasciitis – when the fascia that connects the heel bone to the base of toes is stressed causing inflammation.
• Knee, hip or back pain can be caused from malalignment and posture issues. The feet are the foundation of the body, incorrect support can create an imbalance causing pain in other areas of the body.
• Anyone who stands on their feet for many hours of the day, especially on a hard surface, would benefit from orthotics.
• Runners or other athletes would benefit from orthotics, preventing injury.

Orthotics can be made to fit runners, dress shoes, skis, cycling shoes or hockey skates for children and adults.

No, insurance companies do not allow for direct billing for orthotics. A deposit of $200 is taken at the Assessment then the remaining $300 is due at the time of pick up. At this time you will be given the necessary documents required for submitting to your insurance provider, excluding the prescription from your doctor. It is always a good idea to check with your insurance company on what they require and how to submit prior to booking an appointment.