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Custom Foot Levelers Orthotics

Support from the ground up.

Custom orthotics made from a digital scan of your feet, fitted by our chiropractors.

Patient standing on a digital foot scanner for custom orthotics

Your feet are your foundation. When arches flatten or feet turn inward (over-pronation), the effects can travel up through the knees, hips and low back. Custom orthotics support your feet so the rest of your body can move the way it should.

How We Fit You

  • Scan. Before or after any appointment, you step onto our digital laser foot scanner.
  • Review. The scan report goes to your doctor, who walks you through the findings at that visit or your next one.
  • Order. Your Foot Levelers orthotics are made from your scan and typically arrive in 1 to 2 weeks.

Every doctor at our clinic can review your scan and fit your orthotics.

Who They Help

People who spend long days on their feet, athletes at every level, and anyone with flat feet, over-pronation, or back, knee or hip pain that seems tied to how they stand and walk. Custom orthotics can also help relieve the heel pain of plantar fasciitis, especially as part of a broader treatment plan.

What the Research Shows

In a 2017 randomized trial of 225 adults with chronic low back pain, six weeks of custom orthotics significantly improved back pain and function compared with no treatment. Patients who also received chiropractic care saw greater gains in function. The study used Foot Levelers orthotics and was funded by Foot Levelers. (Cambron et al., Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2017)

Insurance

Some insurance plans cover custom orthotics. We don't bill insurance for them, but we'll give you a superbill (an itemized receipt with the information your insurer needs) so you can submit the claim yourself.

This information is provided for general knowledge only and is not intended for self-diagnosis or self-treatment.