Custom Orthotics
Support that matches your foot — precisely crafted orthotics to relieve strain, align movement, and keep you active.
Chiropractic
What Are Custom Orthotics?
Custom orthotics are prescription inserts designed to match the exact contours of your feet and the way you move. Compared with generic insoles, they're built from your foot measurements to redistribute pressure, support arches, and guide alignment through the ankle, knee, and hip. Clinically, orthotics are grouped into two broad types: functional (semi-rigid to influence motion) and accommodative (softer to cushion and off-load sensitive areas).
Non-surgical & removable: Orthotics live in your shoes. They're a conservative tool that integrates with everyday footwear.
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Chiropractic
How It Works
- 1
Consultation & Assessment
We review your history, activity demands, footwear, and goals (heel pain, over-pronation, standing tolerance, run mileage). Exam may include gait observation and simple movement screens.
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Foot Capture
We take an accurate model of each foot, using a 3D scan, to capture your arch, heel position, and pressure patterns.
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Prescription & Fabrication
Based on your needs, we select materials (from semi-rigid shells to softer, accommodative builds) and add targeted features — heel cups, arch posting, forefoot accommodations. Your orthotics are milled or molded in a partner lab and finished with a durable top cover.
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Fitting & Tuning
We fit the devices in your preferred shoes, check comfort and alignment, and make on-the-spot adjustments. You'll get a simple break-in schedule and shoe guidance.
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Follow-Up
We review progress and make refinements. As your activity changes — or if symptoms shift — tuning the devices helps maintain results.
What You'll Feel & When (Typical Timeline)
Week 1
New support can feel “different.” Start with short wear periods in supportive shoes.
Weeks 2–3
Increase wear time daily; most people reach full-day comfort within 2–4 weeks.
Ongoing
As comfort stabilizes, introduce higher-impact activity (running, sport) per your plan.
Benefits of Custom Orthotics
Load redistribution for pain relief
Off-loads irritated structures (e.g., plantar fascia, metatarsals) while supporting arches and heel alignment.
Movement efficiency & endurance
Guides foot mechanics to reduce excessive collapse/tilt, supporting knees, hips, and lower back during daily life and training.
Protection for sensitive areas
Accommodative builds cushion high-pressure zones and can help protect vulnerable skin.
Orthotics are most effective when paired with the right shoes and simple strength/mobility work. They're a tool — not a cure-all.
Who It's For
Custom Orthotics are Ideal For
- Heel/arch pain (plantar fasciitis), forefoot pressure, or achy arches
- Over-pronation / flat feet or high arches affecting comfort or mileage
- Repetitive-stress or standing jobs, runners and walkers increasing distance
- Sensitive areas that benefit from cushioning/off-load (calluses, bony prominences)
Safety & When to Consult First
Custom orthotics are safe for most people when properly fitted and reviewed. Use caution / medical guidance needed:
- Diabetes or poor circulation/neuropathy — monitor skin closely and report hot spots immediately
- Active wounds, ulcers, or infections — require medical care before orthotic use
- Significant deformity or sudden neurologic changes — requires specialist evaluation
Why Longevity House
The Simpson Medical Difference
At Simpson Medical, we personalize every chiropractic plan based on your goals. Our team is extensively trained to provide relief.
Truly custom — not “one-size”
Prescription based on your exam, foot capture, and activity demands.
Education over sales
Clear break-in guidance, shoe advice, and simple strength drills to support long-term results.
Whole-body approach
We can pair orthotics with chiropractic care, stretching, and recovery services to reinforce durable change.
Adjust, don't guess
We offer in-visit tuning and periodic check-ups so your devices keep working as you do.
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Q: Custom vs. store-bought — what's the difference?
Store inserts can cushion or support mildly; custom devices match your feet and gait for targeted support and durability.
Q: How long do orthotics last?
Often 1–3+ years depending on materials and mileage. We recommend a yearly check and sooner if discomfort returns.
Q: Do they fit all shoes?
Most athletic and casual shoes work well. Dress or narrow shoes may need a slimmer build — bring your footwear to the fitting.
Q: Can they make things worse?
Early muscle fatigue or mild soreness can be normal during break-in, but sharp pain or skin irritation isn't — pause wear and contact us for an adjustment.
Q: Will I always need them?
Not necessarily. Many people transition to maintenance once symptoms resolve, with periodic use during heavy training or long workdays.
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