Orthotics
Invest in your foot health with Move Clinic, where expertise, precision, and personalized care converge to provide exceptional custom orthotics services. Walk confidently and pain-free with orthotics designed just for you. If you're experiencing foot pain, discomfort, or issues with your gait, our expert team of professionals are here to provide custom orthotics solutions tailored to meet your unique needs.
Why Choose Move Clinic for Custom Orthotics?
Customized Solutions: We understand that every foot is unique. Our custom orthotics are tailored to your individual biomechanics, providing precise support and comfort. Whether you're dealing with plantar fasciitis, flat feet, or other foot conditions, we have the solution for you.
Comprehensive Analysis: Move Clinic employs advanced technology for a thorough foot analysis. Our diagnostic tools enable Dr Kathy to assess your foot structure and gait, ensuring the creation of orthotics that precisely meet your needs.
FAQs
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The chiropractor, kinesiologist or massage therapist may feel that orthotics would be beneficial to help alleviate your pain. They may have discovered that you have flat feet or that you’re walking mechanics are not proper which may be leading to your complaint. Most people with foot, knee, hip and back pain, even headaches will benefit from orthotics.
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Dr Cameron uses a plaster cast technique. The information is then sent to one of the labs that we use, and they will manufacture your orthotic. Your orthotic is custom-made just for you.
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Most third party insurance plans will cover some or all of the cost of the orthotics. Your insurance company may require a prescription from your family doctor prior to covering the cost of orthotics. It is recommended that you contact your insurance company to ensure coverage prior to having your orthotics made.
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You may notice some discomfort as you begin to use your orthotics. It is recommended that you begin using them gradually, for example 2 hours the first day 4 hours the second and up to full day use. To help alleviate discomfort in your foot, massage your foot with a golf or tennis ball. Another exercise to strengthen your arch is to place a towel on the floor and use your toes to scrunch it up.
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It is recommended that you replace your orthotics at least every 2 years. Over time there are weight and body changes that will require a new set be made for you.