Biomechanical Assessments and custom-made orthotics

Our Podiatrists start by checking bone and joint alignment, arch height, and weight distribution while standing still. The Podiatrist will then do range of joint motion, measuring flexibility and movement limits in the foot, ankle, knee, and hip joints.

Muscle testing includes evaluating strength, weaknesses, and tightness in the lower leg and foot.

The Podiatrist will then look at purpose and Outcomes to identify Root Causes, finding  structural flaws causing localized pain in the feet, knees, or lower back.

 We then design a treatment regime to help create custom solutions such as orthotics, specific stretches, strengthening exercises, or footwear changes

Dynamic Gait Analysis, which includes observation of patient natural walking / running or for recorded session.