Many of our patients who need custom orthotics are genetically predisposed with maladaptive foot structures, such as flat feet, high arches, and pronation or supination of the foot, which often trigger painful conditions like plantar fasciitis, metatarsalgia, arthritis, & more.
At any point in life, these types of feet and the associated pain can become problematic and affect one's work, play, and quality of life.
Fortunately, our custom orthotics are the proven and prescribed treatment in providing proper arch support to alleviate certain types of foot, ankle, knee, hip, and back pain.
From assessment to fabrication to follow-up, it is important to note that custom orthotics are not made equally. We are a specialized orthotics clinic with the necessary expertise and care to help correct imbalances and achieve long-lasting relief.
For these reasons and many more, our patients of all ages and activities have benefited from wearing our industry-leading custom orthotics as provided by the Certified Pedorthists at Valley Proactive Orthotics®.
Conducting a gait analysis (assessing how you walk or run)
Testing for range of motion, strength, and function of your feet and lower limbs
Educating you on your foot or lower limb condition as well as the recommended treatment plan
Fabricating and modifying custom orthotics to optimize treatment
Fitting and adustments for orthopaedic footwear
Recommending assistive devices and appointments with other healthcare professionals for further treatment
Heel, arch, or forefoot pain
Plantar fasciitis
Metatarsalgia
Calluses and corns
Shin splints
Bunions and bunionettes
Knee, hip, and back pain
Osteoarthritis
Diabetes
Claw toes or hammer toes
Leg length discrepancies
Balance issues
Circulatory problems
Over pronation or under pronation
Heel spurs
Sprained ankle
Achilles tendon (back of the heel) pain
Hallux valgus
Rigid big toe that is painful
Pain on the top of the foot
Muscle weakness, pain, and cramps in the feet or legs
& More
Your first visit to Valley Proactive Orthotics® will entail a comprehensive exam that includes a full medical history, biomechanical assessment and gait analysis, footwear evaluation, and a foot casting using a 3D Volumetric Scan or the Plaster of Paris Technique.
Our Certified Pedorthists, who are trained and experienced in foot anatomy, lower limb biomechanics, footwear, and orthotic fabrication, will then review and determine whether custom orthotics are the right fit for you.
Striving to make our healthcare services accessible to community members, we offer a free, no-obligation consultation.