Pain Relief
Help reduce discomfort affecting the feet, ankles, knees, hips, or lower back when poor foot mechanics contribute to symptoms.
Personalized foot support designed to improve comfort, alignment, mobility, and everyday function.
At Get Well Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic in Abbotsford, we provide custom orthotic solutions to help improve foot comfort, support proper alignment, and reduce stress throughout the lower body.
Whether you experience ongoing foot pain, are recovering from an injury, spend long hours standing, or want additional support during sports and daily activities, custom orthotics can provide targeted support based on your individual needs.
Our assessment looks at your foot mechanics, walking pattern, alignment, and symptoms so that the orthotic solution is appropriate for your body and lifestyle.
Custom orthotics are specially designed shoe inserts created to provide personalized support, improve foot alignment, and help distribute pressure more effectively.
Unlike standard store-bought insoles, custom orthotics are based on an individual's foot structure, movement patterns, symptoms, and functional requirements.
By helping manage pressure and alignment from the feet upward, orthotics may reduce unnecessary stress on the ankles, knees, hips, and lower back while making walking, standing, and physical activity more comfortable.
A properly fitted orthotic can provide support for both everyday movement and physical activity.
Help reduce discomfort affecting the feet, ankles, knees, hips, or lower back when poor foot mechanics contribute to symptoms.
Provide targeted support for alignment concerns such as overpronation, supination, or uneven pressure distribution.
Add personalized support for walking, running, standing, working, and other daily activities.
Help manage excessive stress on muscles and joints and support healthier movement patterns.
Provide additional stability and comfort during exercise, recreational activities, and sports.
Custom-designed orthotics are built to provide consistent support and can be maintained with appropriate care.
Custom orthotics may be recommended when foot mechanics or alignment contribute to pain, discomfort, or movement limitations.
Our approach focuses on understanding the reason behind your discomfort and selecting support that fits your individual movement and lifestyle needs.
We assess your foot mechanics, movement patterns, symptoms, and functional requirements before recommending an orthotic solution.
Our healthcare professionals work with you to ensure your orthotic support is appropriate, comfortable, and practical.
Assessment and treatment recommendations are guided by current clinical knowledge and your individual presentation.
Your first appointment is focused on understanding your concerns and determining whether custom orthotics are suitable for you.
We discuss your symptoms, activity level, footwear, medical history, and any challenges you experience while standing, walking, or exercising.
Your standing posture, walking pattern, foot mechanics, and lower-body alignment are assessed to identify areas that may require additional support.
Measurements and appropriate assessment techniques are used to understand the structure and functional needs of your feet.
Based on the assessment, we discuss the most suitable orthotic option and how it can be incorporated into your footwear and daily routine.
Custom orthotics are designed around your individual foot structure, movement patterns, and specific concerns. Store-bought insoles are generally made to provide more generalized cushioning and support.
Orthotics may help manage plantar fasciitis by providing appropriate support and helping distribute pressure across the foot. Your individual condition should be assessed before determining whether orthotics are appropriate.
Their lifespan depends on the materials used, frequency of use, activity level, footwear, and how well they are maintained. We can assess their condition and advise when replacement may be appropriate.
Coverage varies between insurance providers and individual plans. We recommend checking your extended health benefits or contacting your insurance provider for specific coverage details.
In some cases, children may benefit from orthotic support. An appropriate assessment is important to determine whether orthotics are suitable for the child's needs.
Some people require a short adjustment period when first using custom orthotics. Following the recommended break-in schedule can help your body gradually adapt to the new support.
No. Orthotics are not necessary for every type of foot pain. A proper assessment helps determine whether orthotics may be useful or whether another treatment approach would be more appropriate.
Depending on their design and your footwear, orthotics may be transferable between suitable shoes. Your footwear should have enough space and the appropriate construction to accommodate them.
In some cases, changes in foot mechanics can affect movement throughout the lower limb. Orthotics may help when foot alignment contributes to knee or hip symptoms, but an individual assessment is needed.
Replacement depends on wear, changes in your body or activity level, and the condition of the orthotics. Regular assessment can help determine when an update is needed.
If foot pain, poor support, or alignment concerns are affecting your daily life or physical activity, our team can help determine whether custom orthotics are right for you.