Custom orthotics are shoe inserts made specifically for your feet, based on an assessment and a cast or scan of your foot structure. They’re designed to support your individual mechanics, unlike generic insoles.
From the Ground Up
How Your Feet Affect the Rest of You
Your feet are the foundation of your posture. When they don’t support you well — from flat arches, high arches or uneven mechanics — the effects can travel up the chain to the knees, hips and lower back.
Custom orthotics are shoe inserts made specifically for your feet, based on an assessment and casting or scan of your foot structure. Unlike off-the-shelf insoles, they’re built to your individual mechanics.
Many patients consider orthotics for foot pain such as plantar fasciitis, as well as for knee, hip or back discomfort connected to how they stand, walk and move. Orthotics are often eligible for coverage under extended health benefits
How We Help
How the Process Works
Symptoms
When Orthotics May Help
FAQ
Custom Orthotics Questions
Sometimes. Because your feet are the base of your posture, poor foot mechanics can contribute to knee, hip and back complaints. An assessment helps determine whether orthotics are a suitable part of your care.
Custom orthotics are often eligible under extended health benefits, though coverage varies by plan. We can provide the documentation your insurer requires.
After your assessment and casting or scan, your orthotics are manufactured to your feet. We’ll let you know the expected timeline and help you fit them when they arrive.
