New 2020 Orthotic Design.  Innovation Leaders.
Proudly servicing the Greater Toronto Area, Etobicoke & Mississauga for Custom Foot Orthotic Services. 

HOW DOES OUR SERVICE WORK? 
​3 CONVENIENT STEPS.  ​

Step 1:  Book an Appointment First Here with a Licensed Orthotic Specialist.  Or contact us directly beforehand to ask any questions. These appointments are free of charge and good advice before moving forward with a custom orthotic.  

Step 2: ​ Upon going ahead with a Custom made Orthotic, The Pedorthist will come directly to your home and take a 3D Scan of both your feet safely within your doorway.  He will also examine your gait and may scan your shoes for a perfect orthotic fit!  
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Step 3:  The Pedorthist will personally deliver your new orthotics.  He will ensure they fit in all your shoes, collect payment and provide you with all the documentation required for your insurance claim (including a doctors prescription, if needed). 

We Provide Orthotic Prescriptions Free!
​No Extra Visits Required.

Health insurance plans require a Doctor/Podiatrist or Chiropodist Prescription to file with your orthotic claim.  This can be hidden in your policy's fine print or misleading that you must see one of these healthcare providers.  All insurance providers accept paperwork from a Certified Pedorthist.  We provide a Doctor's Prescription free of charge for custom orthotics, saving you money and an extra trip to the clinic.  No matter which insurance company you are with, we guarantee approval for every orthotic claim or your orthotics are free!

Next Generation of Custom Orthotic Materials 
Custom orthotics have been rapidly evolving with the integration of new 3D scanning technology and Pedorthic Design software advancements from Germany.  Orthotics can be customized more precisely by Pedorthists than ever before.  Custom orthotics are no longer being made from hard plastic materials and instead using a material called "Ethyl Vinyl Acetate" (EVA), utilized by the orthotic industry because of its light-weight and superior shock absorbing properties.   The orthotic material can be sintered to form a porous material similar to rubber, yet with the same toughness of a hard plastic shell.  Orthotic materials are imported directly from Germany and made here in Toronto.