Are You Looking For Orthotics In Clermont and Leesburg ?

Orthotics are specialised devices designed to support and align the feet, ankles, and lower limbs. They are commonly used to improve foot function, alleviate pain, and provide better stability.

Orthotics can help with a variety of conditions including flat feet, high arches, plantar fasciitis, bunions, achilles tendonitis, shin splints, and overpronation or supination of the feet.

Orthotics work by providing support, cushioning, and realigning the feet and lower limbs. They can help redistribute pressure, correct foot mechanics, improve stability, and reduce excessive motion that may cause pain or discomfort.

Yes, orthotics can be used for both adults and children. However, the specific type of orthotics and treatment approach may vary depending on the individual's age and condition.

Orthotics can be either custom-made or prefabricated. Custom-made orthotics are specifically crafted to fit an individual's unique foot shape and address their specific needs. Prefabricated orthotics are pre-made and come in standard sizes but can still provide some benefits.

The duration of orthotic use depends on the individual's condition and treatment goals. Some people may need to wear orthotics consistently, while others may only require them during certain activities or for a specific period of time. Your healthcare provider will guide you on the appropriate duration.

Custom foot orthotics can help manage and relieve a range of common foot issues, including:

-Heel pain and plantar fasciitis

-Posterior tibial tendonitis

-Peroneal tendonitis

-Foot arthritis

-Morton’s neuroma

-They’re also a great option if you’ve had orthotics before and need a new, updated pair.

Our orthotics are designed to support your feet where they need it most—so you can walk more comfortably and stay active.

Orthotics can be worn with a wide range of shoes, including athletic shoes, casual footwear, and some dress shoes. However, certain shoe styles may have limited space or insufficient support for accommodating orthotics, so it's important to consider footwear compatibility.

Yes, there are various types of orthotics available, including arch supports, insoles, heel cups, and full-length orthotics. The type recommended will depend on the individual's condition and specific needs.

The lifespan of orthotics varies depending on factors such as usage, activity level, and wear and tear. On average, custom-made orthotics may last 2-5 years, while prefabricated ones may have a shorter lifespan. Regular assessments by a healthcare professional can help determine if replacement is necessary.

Yes, orthotics can be worn during physical activities and sports. In fact, they can provide added support, stability, and shock absorption, reducing the risk of injuries and enhancing performance. Consult with your healthcare provider for specific recommendations based on your activity level and needs.

When properly fitted and used, orthotics generally do not cause significant side effects. However, some individuals may experience temporary discomfort or adjustment periods as their feet adapt to the new support. If any persistent issues arise, it's best to consult with your healthcare provider.

Short answer is sometimes

Medicare does not cover custom functional foot orthotics (it does cover diabetic inserts but that is not what this is)

We recommend you call your insurance and ask them if the cover custom foot orthotics if you are not diabetic Insurance is not always forthcoming in telling the truth when it comes to what they cover 

The self pay discounted rate is $550 

This price of the $550. It covers the materials and cost of fabrication. Remember our orthotics are made with state of the art technology, are made by the doctors and have a very quick turn around within days you can be in your new orthotics!

Because this technology is so cutting edge it totally streamlines this process.  If you are casted on a Monday we can have your custom orthotics back to you by Wednesday!