Custom Orthotics Clinics in Canada in Saskatchewan

Custom orthotics are individually fabricated insoles based on a cast or scan of your foot. They correct structural imbalances in foot mechanics that contribute to pain in the feet, ankles, knees, hips, and back. Athletes with overuse injuries and people who stand or walk for long periods are common candidates.

Most extended health plans cover custom orthotics with annual limits typically ranging from $200 to $500 per year. A prescription from a regulated health professional is required. Over-the-counter orthotics are generally not covered.

The assessment and casting process takes one appointment. Most custom orthotics are fabricated and ready for fitting within 1–3 weeks depending on the lab. Your clinician will make adjustments at the fitting appointment.

Yes. Custom orthotics are one of the most effective conservative treatments for plantar fasciitis. They offload the plantar fascia, correct foot mechanics, and reduce stress on the heel. They are often combined with physiotherapy, stretching, and kinesiology taping for faster results.

Custom orthotics can be prescribed by physiotherapists, chiropractors, podiatrists, chiropodists, and sports medicine physicians. Each professional may use different casting methods including plaster, foam impression, or 3D scanning.

Well-made custom orthotics typically last 3–5 years with proper care. The outer shell is durable, but top covers may need replacing sooner. Athletes who train heavily may need replacements more frequently. Many insurance plans allow replacement orthotics every 1–2 years.