Orthotics
Custom bracing and support solutions designed to help you move more and live better.
We treat a full spectrum of gait and musculoskeletal conditions present at birth or caused by illness or injury, with an extensive range of innovative, personalized solutions to help you achieve your goals. By listening to your needs, wants, and concerns, we get to know the whole you, gaining a better perspective on how best to increase your mobility and comfort, while decreasing rehabilitation time.
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Ankle & Foot ›
Stabilize, support, provide proper joint alignment, address muscle weakness, and protect the foot and ankle.
Knee ›
Stabilize, support, address muscle weakness, and provide optimal alignment of the knee following trauma, injury, surgery, or conditions that present at birth or later in life.
Hip ›
Stabilize and align the hip addressing congenital hip deformities or following injury, surgery, or prosthetic hip replacement.
Spine ›
Support and stabilize areas of the body from the jaw to the lower back, including the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine.
Upper Limb ›
Stabilize and immobilize the shoulder, arm, elbow, wrist, and hand following injury or surgery.
Chest & Head ›
Treat, protect, and prevent conditions and injuries affecting the chest and head.
We offer a variety of custom and off-the-shelf orthoses that support the treatment of a range of mobility and musculoskeletal conditions and can help manage symptoms of pain and joint strain.
Orthotic intervention can be beneficial for several reasons. It can help you heal and recover from surgery, compete at the highest level of your game, or help you get back to activities of daily living. Whatever your goals may be, there are orthotic solutions that may be able to help.
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Solutions for Your Child
We provide a full range of pediatric solutions, including cranial remolding therapy for babies, spinal braces for childhood and adolescent scoliosis, leg and hip braces for children of all ages, sports orthotics for young athletes, and more.
