Orthotics & Insoles - Orthotika Podiatry & Chiropody Services

The improvement of shock absorption. This might be required for people who excessively supinate during gait, for older people and for people with diabetes or rheumatoid arthritis.
To reduce excessive pronation associated with knee and back problems.
To reduce pain.
To improve foot function.
To improve insulation where there are problems such as chilblains.
To reduce pressure and the formation of callus and corns.

Temporary orthotics. These are produced at the time of appointment and are designed to evaluate whether an orthotic prescription will help resolve a particular problem.
A range of off the shelf orthotics. These may be adapted at the appointment to suit the patients particular problem.
Semi-bespoke orthotics. These are heat moulded to fit the patient at the appointment.
Bespoke orthotics. These are prescribed following wearing of temporary orthotics sometimes for several weeks. These are manufactured at Northampton University.
A range of bespoke and off the shelf devices for the prevention of callus and corns.