Orthotic Services
We treat a full spectrum of gait and musculoskeletal conditions present at birth or caused by illness or injury. Through using a range of innovative and personalized approaches, we develop a solution that meets your needs and helps you to achieve your goals.
AOPC Orthotics Gallery
What will your orthotic journey look like?
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1. Meeting your team
Your clinician will be following you through your journey! We do our best to create a safe and comfortable environment for you to meet your clinician and ask any questions.
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2. Assessment & Treatment Planning
Your clinician will assess your limb and functional status as well as your goals. They will then develop a plan unique to you.
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3. Funding
Our team will help to guide you through the funding process.
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4. Casting
Your clinician will take a shape capture of your limb which will then be used to fabricate your orthosis!
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5. Device Fitting
Once the device has been fabricated, it is ready to be fit! The device will be fit on your limb and adjustments will be made to ensure a comfortable and functional fit.
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6. Follow-Up & Adjustments
Your clinician will continuously re-evaluate your device, fit, and goals, making adjustments as necessary.
Types of Orthoses
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Lower Extremity
We assess and treat patients with all forms of lower limb conditions. Devices include:
Hip Orthosis
Knee-Ankle-Foot Orthosis (KAFO)
Ankle Foot Orthosis (AFO)
Foot Orthotics & Partial Feet
Aircast Walker & CROW Boot
Night Splint
Assistive Devices
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Specialty Orthoses
We are able to provide specialty orthoses, including:
Custom Knee Braces
Off-The-Shelf Product
Activity-specific braces (ex. sit ski seat)
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Upper Extremity
We assess and treat all forms of upper extremity impairment. Devices include:
Shoulder and Upper Arm Orthoses
Elbow Orthosis
Wrist - Hand Orthosis (WHO)
Neck and Chest Orthosis
Spinomed Brace
And more!
Frequently Asked Questions
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It is best if you wear clothes that can be easily pulled up to assess the limb (shorts/t-shirt are great!). For lower limb assessments make sure to bring a pair of shoes that you will be wearing with your device (preferably running shoes or sneakers)!
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Since each device is custom made, our turnaround time is typically 1-2 weeks. Your clinician will confirm this when they re-book you for a fitting.
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If you hear, see, or feel the device breaking, or if you are noticing new pain or new sores, come in to see your clinician ASAP!
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Your clinician will go over how to clean your orthosis when you get it. Most plastic devices and foot orthotics can be wiped with mild soap and warm water, just make sure to completely rinse the soap and fully dry the device before wearing again.