Orthotics and Foot Care

Custom Orthotics

Custom orthotics are made to fit your feet and support the way you move. A podiatry visit can help assess your concerns, footwear, and daily activities before discussing suitable options. Orthotics may be designed for use in specific shoes or for particular needs. Your podiatrist can explain what to expect, how to adjust to them, and when a follow-up may help.

Orthotic Evaluation

An orthotic evaluation starts with a conversation about your symptoms, routine, and goals. Your podiatrist may assess foot structure, movement, and footwear to understand what could be contributing to discomfort. Together, you can discuss whether custom orthotics are appropriate and what other care may be worth considering. Bring the shoes you wear most often so the evaluation can reflect your daily needs.

Foot Pain Assessment

Foot discomfort can affect walking, work, exercise, and daily plans. A podiatry assessment gives you time to describe where and when symptoms occur and what makes them better or worse. Your podiatrist can examine your feet, discuss possible causes, and outline care options. If orthotics may be relevant, you can talk through their role alongside other recommendations suited to your needs.