Pedorthics

Canadian Certified Pedorthists are experts in orthotic and orthopaedic footwear, specializing in postural analysis, musculoskeletal examination, and lower limb function. They are trained to alleviate pain and abnormal conditions of the feet and lower limbs.

  • Lower limb bio-mechanic assessment, gait analysis and footwear review and education. Assessment will determine what footwear and level of foot bracing (ie. custom orthotics) will be needed to help with clients goals.

    Please bring a pair shorts to change into, as well as commonly worn footwear or any footwear of concern.

    Assessment: $150.00

  • Pick up and fitting custom orthotics that have been assessment and fabricated specifically to each individual.

    Bring shoes to fit the customer orthotics into.

  • We check the fitting of custom orthotics, insoles and/or footwear.

Our Treatments

Pedorthists

FAQs

  • Whether you're experiencing minor foot discomfort or a more severe issue, a foot orthotic can be beneficial.

    It's important to note that a thorough assessment by a footwear and orthotic expert, such as a Canadian Certified Pedorthist, is necessary to determine whether a foot orthotic can help address a patient's foot, leg, or even back problem.

  • The lifespan of a foot orthotic varies and is influenced by several factors unique to each patient. The materials used to make the orthotic, the structure of the patient's foot, age, physical condition, and current activity level all have an impact. It is important to note that the lifespan should not be based on when the cover material wears out, but rather on how long it provides the necessary support, correction, and pressure redistribution to the foot. If symptoms reappear, it is recommended that the orthotic be reassessed to determine if modifications or a new device are necessary.

  • Yes, we can definitely fit orthotics into your ski or snowboard boots.

  • If your plan includes coverage for orthotics, it's essential to schedule an assessment with Kim. During the assessment, you will be required to pay a $275.00 deposit. Upon collection, another $275.00 will be due. After the assessment, Kim will provide you with the necessary documentation to submit to your insurance company. Please be sure to include a copy of your paid receipt as well. Following the submission of your documentation, your insurance provider will reimburse you for any eligible expenses.