Clinical assessment
A registered clinician examines your gait, joint mechanics, and footwear. We discuss whether orthotics are actually the right call.
Overview
Custom orthotics are medical devices, not generic shoe inserts. They’re prescribed by a clinician who has assessed your gait, the structure of your foot, and the load you put through it.
At Omega, that prescription is built into the rest of your treatment plan. Orthotics aren’t a band-aid — they’re a piece of a coordinated solution that also includes strength training, manual therapy, and footwear advice.
The process
A registered clinician examines your gait, joint mechanics, and footwear. We discuss whether orthotics are actually the right call.
Depending on your insurer’s requirements, either a 3D foot scan or a traditional plaster cast captures your foot in the right position.
Your prescription goes to a reputable Canadian lab. 1–3 week turnaround. We work with multiple labs based on the type of device.
30-minute fitting and a 6-week follow-up. Adjustments included. Yearly re-eval.
What orthotics help with
Pricing & coverage
Common questions
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