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Orthotics
Orthotics is a branch of medicine that deals with the design, fabrication, and application of corrective devices to correct abnormal biomechanics in the human body. These corrective devices are known as orthoses and they are used to treat a variety of conditions, including musculoskeletal disorders, joint pain, deformities, and neurological impairments. Orthotics can be tailored to the patient's individual needs and can help improve their mobility and reduce pain.
At Chiro & Stretch we believe that using custom Orthotics can also provide support in areas where muscles fail due to fatigue or weakness or even provide postural control when balance is impaired. Overall these corrective devices allow patients to move comfortably and safely with greater ease than before with long-term benefits for improved quality of life.
Why Choose Orthotics
Orthotics provide a variety of benefits to patients. Orthotics can be used to reduce pain, improve mobility, and correct alignment issues that can lead to further problems. They can be used in combination with physical therapy to alleviate symptoms associated with numerous conditions such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, knee pain, back pain, and more. Orthotic devices also provide much-needed support for those dealing with arthritis or other degenerative joint diseases.
One of the most common reasons people seek out orthotics is to relieve chronic foot pain caused by overpronation or flat feet. Custom-made arch supports or footwear modifications can help improve the biomechanics of walking and running, thereby reducing strain on the muscles and joints of the lower extremities. Orthotics can also be used to treat conditions like plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendinitis where extra cushioning is needed to protect a specific area.
Overall, choosing custom orthotics as a service provides many benefits including improved alignment, reduced pain levels, improved mobility, prevention of further injury development, and an overall better quality of life. With this in mind, it makes sense that anybody looking for relief from painful conditions should consider consulting a professional about getting fitted with custom orthotics right away!
Cost of Orthotics
The cost of custom orthotics can vary significantly depending on the type, the materials used, and the process of creating them. Generally speaking, custom orthotics can range from $300 to $800 per pair, with some specialized devices costing even more. This price tag often includes the initial consultation, evaluation, and casting or scanning of the feet. The cost can also cover follow-up appointments to check the fit and make any necessary adjustments to ensure optimal function and comfort.
The initial investment in custom orthotics may seem steep, but in comparison to the costs associated with not using orthotics, this investment can be well worth it. When left untreated, foot and lower limb issues, such as plantar fasciitis, flat feet, and various forms of arthritis, can lead to chronic pain and require more invasive and expensive treatments.
Services > Orthotics
Orthotics
Orthotics is a branch of medicine that deals with the design, fabrication, and application of corrective devices to correct abnormal biomechanics in the human body. These corrective devices are known as orthoses and they are used to treat a variety of conditions, including musculoskeletal disorders, joint pain, deformities, and neurological impairments. Orthotics can be tailored to the patient's individual needs and can help improve their mobility and reduce pain.
At Chiro & Stretch we believe that using custom Orthotics can also provide support in areas where muscles fail due to fatigue or weakness or even provide postural control when balance is impaired. Overall these corrective devices allow patients to move comfortably and safely with greater ease than before with long-term benefits for improved quality of life.
Why Choose Orthotics
Orthotics provide a variety of benefits to patients. Orthotics can be used to reduce pain, improve mobility, and correct alignment issues that can lead to further problems. They can be used in combination with physical therapy to alleviate symptoms associated with numerous conditions such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, knee pain, back pain, and more. Orthotic devices also provide much-needed support for those dealing with arthritis or other degenerative joint diseases.
One of the most common reasons people seek out orthotics is to relieve chronic foot pain caused by overpronation or flat feet. Custom-made arch supports or footwear modifications can help improve the biomechanics of walking and running, thereby reducing strain on the muscles and joints of the lower extremities. Orthotics can also be used to treat conditions like plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendinitis where extra cushioning is needed to protect a specific area.
Overall, choosing custom orthotics as a service provides many benefits including improved alignment, reduced pain levels, improved mobility, prevention of further injury development, and an overall better quality of life. With this in mind, it makes sense that anybody looking for relief from painful conditions should consider consulting a professional about getting fitted with custom orthotics right away!
Cost of Orthotics
The cost of custom orthotics can vary significantly depending on the type, the materials used, and the process of creating them. Generally speaking, custom orthotics can range from $300 to $800 per pair, with some specialized devices costing even more. This price tag often includes the initial consultation, evaluation, and casting or scanning of the feet. The cost can also cover follow-up appointments to check the fit and make any necessary adjustments to ensure optimal function and comfort.
The initial investment in custom orthotics may seem steep, but in comparison to the costs associated with not using orthotics, this investment can be well worth it. When left untreated, foot and lower limb issues, such as plantar fasciitis, flat feet, and various forms of arthritis, can lead to chronic pain and require more invasive and expensive treatments.
Orthotics Easy as 1-2-3
Schedule Appointment
Fill out Forms & Meet Doctor
Get Fitted for your Orthotics
Orthotics Easy as 1-2-3
Schedule Appointment
Fill out forms & Meet with Doctor
Get Fitted for your Orthotics
Our Process For
Orthotics
Step 1: Schedule Your Appointment
Call, Click or Tap Schedule Appointment button and fill out Contact Form to schedule your first visit. A staff member will call you as soon as possible and get you in the books.
Step 2: Arrive at our Center & Fill out Paperwork or Bring it with you
Arrive 10-15 minutes to fill out the New Patient Forms or download/fill them out and bring with you. You can download them here or in the Menu bar.
Step 3: Meet with the Doctor to get fitted for your custom Orthotics
You'll meet with the doctor and get fitted for your new custom made orthotics. We will take a few photos and measurements and discuss which orthotics will fit best for your needs!
Our Process For Orthotics
Step 1: Schedule Your Appointment
Call, Click or Tap Schedule Appointment button and fill out Contact Form to schedule your first visit. A staff member will call you as soon as possible and get you in the books.
Step 2: Arrive at our Center & Fill out Paperwork or Bring it with you
Arrive 10-15 minutes to fill out the New Patient Forms or download/fill them out and bring with you. You can download them here or in the Menu bar.
Step 3: Meet with the Doctor to get fitted for your custom Orthotics
You'll meet with the doctor and get fitted for your new custom made orthotics. We will take a few photos and measurements and discuss which orthotics will fit best for your needs!
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Top Things to Know About
Orthotics
Orthotics are custom-made inserts designed to support your feet and help reduce pain associated with certain conditions. If you’re considering purchasing a pair of orthotics, there are a few key things you should know before making your decision. Read on to learn the top facts about orthotics that you need to know.
Orthotics Can Help Relieve Pain Caused by Foot Conditions
Orthotics can be a helpful tool for providing relief from foot pain caused by overpronation, plantar fasciitis, and other foot-related conditions. By carefully positioning the bones and muscles in your feet and ankles, orthotics can help reduce pressure on certain areas and distribute weight more evenly across them, reducing strain and discomfort. In some cases, ortho tics may even be suggested by a doctor as part of an overall treatment plan for chronic foot pain or injury.
Not All Orthotics Are Created Equal
When it comes to buying orthotics, it’s important to remember that not all products are created equal. Many stores carry “over-the-counter” (OTC) orthotic insoles which are mass-produced without taking into account individual anatomy or biomechanics of the wearer's feet. However, if you want the most effective results possible, it’s best to invest in custom-made orthotics created specifically for your foot shape and condition.
It Takes Time for Custom Orthotics To Take Effect
Custom-made orthotic insoles take time to break in—usually around four weeks—so don't expect instant results when wearing them for the first time! During this period of adjustment, it is normal to experience some discomfort as your body gets used to the new support provided by the insoles; however this should subside with regular wear over time as your body adjusts itself accordingly.
Make Sure You Wear Proper Shoes With Your Orthotics
Make sure that you wear shoes with ample cushioning and motion control features when using orthotic inserts as these will help ensure optimum comfort while providing superior shock absorption during walking or running activities. Without proper cushioning and motion control features built into the shoe itself, much of the benefit provided by the insert may be lost due to improper shock absorption and lack of stability during movement activities.
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Things to Know About Orthotics
Orthotics are custom-made inserts designed to support your feet and help reduce pain associated with certain conditions. If you’re considering purchasing a pair of orthotics, there are a few key things you should know before making your decision. Read on to learn the top facts about orthotics that you need to know.
Orthotics Can Help Relieve Pain Caused by Foot Conditions
Orthotics can be a helpful tool for providing relief from foot pain caused by overpronation, plantar fasciitis, and other foot-related conditions. By carefully positioning the bones and muscles in your feet and ankles, orthotics can help reduce pressure on certain areas and distribute weight more evenly across them, reducing strain and discomfort. In some cases, ortho tics may even be suggested by a doctor as part of an overall treatment plan for chronic foot pain or injury.
Not All Orthotics Are Created Equal
When it comes to buying orthotics, it’s important to remember that not all products are created equal. Many stores carry “over-the-counter” (OTC) orthotic insoles which are mass-produced without taking into account individual anatomy or biomechanics of the wearer's feet. However, if you want the most effective results possible, it’s best to invest in custom-made orthotics created specifically for your foot shape and condition.
It Takes Time for Custom Orthotics To Take Effect
Custom-made orthotic insoles take time to break in—usually around four weeks—so don't expect instant results when wearing them for the first time! During this period of adjustment, it is normal to experience some discomfort as your body gets used to the new support provided by the insoles; however this should subside with regular wear over time as your body adjusts itself accordingly.
Make Sure You Wear Proper Shoes With Your Orthotics
Make sure that you wear shoes with ample cushioning and motion control features when using orthotic inserts as these will help ensure optimum comfort while providing superior shock absorption during walking or running activities. Without proper cushioning and motion control features built into the shoe itself, much of the benefit provided by the insert may be lost due to improper shock absorption and lack of stability during movement activities.
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