Not everyone needs custom orthotics. They are typically recommended when foot mechanics are contributing to pain, strain, or movement issues that are not improving with footwear changes or exercise alone.

Custom orthotics may be helpful for concerns such as persistent foot pain, plantar fasciitis, flat feet, high arches, prolonged standing discomfort, or symptoms affecting the knees, hips, or lower back. A clinical assessment can help determine whether orthotics are appropriate for your specific needs.

Many extended health benefit plans provide coverage for custom orthotics, but coverage can vary depending on your provider and policy details. Some plans require a prescription or supporting documentation before reimbursement.

We recommend checking with your insurance provider to confirm your specific coverage, eligibility, and any requirements. Our team can also provide the documentation needed to help support your claim.

We use foam casting, a trusted method that creates a detailed impression of the feet and allows for a highly customized orthotic fit.

Custom orthotics typically last several years, depending on the materials used, how often they are worn, activity level, body weight, and the type of footwear they are used in.

Over time, the top cover or support materials may wear down and need repair or replacement. Regular follow-up can help determine when your orthotics should be updated to continue providing the right level of support.