We Carry Curated, Clinician-Approved Products

Most extended health plans cover custom orthotics when they are prescribed and properly documented. Coverage rules differ by insurer, so bring your plan details and we will help you check exactly what you qualify for before you commit to anything.

Most insurance plans require a prescription from a physician or another approved health professional before they reimburse custom orthotics. We walk you through what your plan needs, complete the assessment and casting in-clinic, and provide the paperwork your insurer asks for.

A well-made pair typically lasts one to three years depending on your activity level, footwear, and any changes in your body. Many benefit plans renew orthotics coverage every year or two. If yours feel worn or your pain returns, book a re-assessment and we will check the fit.

You can buy light everyday compression without one, but most insurers require a prescription to reimburse medical-grade compression socks or stockings. We measure your legs in-clinic so the compression level and size are right, and help with the insurance paperwork.

Light compression suits travel, pregnancy swelling, and long days on your feet, while higher medical grades are used for specific circulation concerns. The right level depends on your situation, so we measure and recommend rather than guess. Ask us during a free consult if you are unsure.

An off-the-shelf brace can work for mild, short-term support, but the wrong size or style can rub, slip, or unload the wrong part of the joint. A quick in-clinic fitting matches the brace to your knee and your goal, and custom bracing is often covered by insurance.

For most people, yes. TENS is a drug-free way to settle pain between visits. We set up your unit, mark the pad placements, and show you how long and how often to use it. If you have a medical device such as a pacemaker, or you are pregnant, check with us first.

Yes. Anyone can walk in and ask about braces, compression wear, TENS units, pillows, and recovery aids. Common items may be in stock, and others are ordered in. We still recommend a quick fitting so you leave with the right product, and if something needs an assessment for insurance coverage we will let you know up front.