Orthopedic Footwear
The gold standard in structural support, designed to accommodate your unique anatomy and restore natural gait across all stages of life.
Benefits
Orthopedic footwear is designed to properly support the structure and mechanics of the legs and feet. Since many of foot problems stem from ill-fitting shoes, these provide the corrective foundation basic footwear lacks.
Precision Engineering
Featuring extra-firm heel counters to anchor the foot and reduce excessive movements, combined with performance midsoles that absorb shock and promote a natural gait.
Superior Support
Designed with wide toe boxes to prevent crowding and "stretchable uppers" that conform to the contours of your foot rather than forcing your foot to conform to the shoe.
Anatomical Accommodation
What It Treats
Orthopedic shoes are a critical component in the management of functional and structural foot pathologies.
Heel Spurs
How It’s Dispensed
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Initial Assessment
Every prescription begins with a thorough gait analysis and physical exam by a Chiropodist to determine medical necessity and justify insurance requirements.
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Professional Sizing
Our knowledgeable staff will professionally size you to ensure the length, width, and depth are precisely matched to your foot type.
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Final Fitting
We ensure you try on your shoes in-clinic so our team can verify the fit and function before you take them home.
Brands We Work With
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. Foot pain does not discriminate by age. We provide stylish, fashionable orthopedic options for patients of all ages who require better support for their active lifestyles.
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Many supplemental plans cover Non-Custom or Modified orthopedic footwear. Because every policy is unique, we strongly recommend verifying your coverage terminology (specifically for "non-custom" vs "modified") prior to your appointment.
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Non-Custom" refers to stock orthopedic shoes with no changes. "Modified" footwear includes a off-the-shelf shoe that has been modified for a specific condition (this is distinct from a custom orthotic). For example, adding a shoe lift for someone who has a leg length difference.
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No. In accordance with Ontario Standards of Practice, a Chiropodist must conduct a comprehensive assessment to determine that the footwear is medically necessary and required for the management of a foot disorder.
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Yes, we do offer custom-made footwear constructed from scratch by a master shoe maker. We work with someone who is qualified to do that and specially comes in for custom shoe assessments. Custom shoes; however, are only meant for patient who cannot wear a regular. In other words, the have severe foot deformities.
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We can prepare a formal footwear quote for you to submit to your insurance company for pre-approval. We typically order your selection once you receive confirmation of coverage.
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