Like a foundation holds up a house, your feet support your entire body. Any problems with your feet cause a chain of reactions throughout your body, impacting your posture as well as how you walk. Small changes can lead to serious problems.

At our naturopathic clinic in Barrie & Innisfil ON, we understand the importance of proper foot support. Medical grade custom orthotics are designed to complement the care you receive, helping improve posture, reduce strain, and enhance overall well-being.

Huronia Chiropractic & Wellness Centre (HCWC), in partnership with The Orthotic Group, provides medical grade custom orthotics to patients in Barrie & Innisfil ON. These orthotics help rebalance your feet, reduce pain and discomfort, and support your body’s natural movement. Properly designed orthotics can augment any treatment you are receiving from a health care provider and add to your general well-being, no matter where your feet may take you.

What Are Prescription Orthotics?

Though they look similar to insoles you can buy in a store, custom orthotics are much more sophisticated than this. They are biomechanical medical appliances that are made specifically to correct your foot imbalance and bring your body into proper alignment.

Our custom orthotics are 100% guaranteed! If you do not love your orthotics, we will modify them until you do, free of charge, for a 2 month period.

Medical grade orthotics gently correct your body’s balance and alignment, which in turn reduces problems with pressure points, muscle strain and abnormal forces acting on the ankles, knees, hips and spine. With your feet and body in alignment, you will experience relief from fatigue and pain in your day-to-day activities.

People whose feet do not naturally function optimally can experience a range of conditions, including:

• Overpronation or hyperpronation
• Supination
• Fallen longitudinal arch
• Fallen transverse arch
• Flat feet
• Plantar fasciitis
• Morton’s neuroma
• Metatarsalgia
• Achilles tendonitis
• Shin splints
• Soleus syndrome
• Tibialis posterior syndrome
• Iliotibial band syndrome
• Runner’s knee
• Sacroiliac joint syndrome
• Bunions
• Hammer toes
• Hallux rigidus
• Dropped metatarsal heads
• Diabetic feet
• Back pain