Orthotic Support, Designed Around You
Orthotics are externally worn devices that support, align, or improve how part of the body functions. At Align Orthoprosthesis, every orthotic device begins with an assessment and is fitted to the individual.
What Are Orthotics?
An orthosis is a device worn on the body to support a limb or joint, improve alignment, redistribute load, or assist movement. Common examples include foot orthoses worn inside footwear, ankle-foot orthoses, and braces for the knee, wrist, or hand.
Orthotics are not a single product. What suits one person may be unsuitable for another, which is why the assessment stage matters more than the device itself.
- Foot and in-shoe orthoses
- Ankle and lower-limb bracing
- Upper-limb and hand supports
- Devices for children, reviewed as they grow
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Orthotic Services
Each service starts with assessment and ends with follow-up.
Orthotic Assessment
A structured evaluation of your posture, gait, and needs before any device is recommended.
Custom Orthotics
Devices made to your measurements and matched to your footwear and activity.
Lower Limb Orthotics
Support for the foot, ankle, and leg to aid stability and walking.
Upper Limb Orthotics
Support for the hand, wrist, and arm during recovery or daily use.
Pediatric Orthotics
Devices for children, with regular review to account for growth.
Gait Assessment
Movement analysis that informs orthotic design and tracks progress.
Frequently Asked Questions
People with foot or lower-limb discomfort, altered walking patterns, certain post-surgical needs, or conditions affecting posture and mobility may benefit. An assessment determines whether orthotics are appropriate.
They are produced from measurements, a scan, or a cast of the relevant body part, then manufactured and adjusted to fit your structure and activity level.
Timelines vary by device type and complexity. Your care team will give you an estimated timeline at the assessment stage.
Foot orthoses are designed with footwear in mind. Bring the shoes you wear most often to your appointment so fit can be checked.
Often yes. Follow-up appointments allow refinements once you have worn the device in daily conditions.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Book a consultation and start with a personalized assessment of your orthotic or prosthetic needs.
