Whether you're dealing with foot pain, recovering from an injury, or managing a chronic condition, our custom orthotics help you get back to the activities you love.

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Custom Orthotics for Pain and Mobility

Common Types of Orthotics

  • Custom Foot Orthotics (Arch supports) Commonly used for foot pain secondary to plantar fasciitis, metatarsalgia, flat foot, and other foot deformities.

  • Ankle foot orthoses Custom-made or custom-fitted ankle support to accommodate drop foot, hemiplegia, Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD), Charcot Marie Tooth (CMT), general weakness of the lower leg, Charcot foot deformity, and other Ankle/foot deformities.

  • Knee ankle foot orthoses Custom-made brace covering the knee and ankle joints, knee instability, hemiplegia (Post Stroke), Post-Polio Syndrome, Multiple Sclerosis, spinal cord injuries, and other knee/ankle/foot weaknesses and deformities.

  • Knee braces Used for ligamentous injuries ( ACL, MCL, LCL, PCL, and meniscus injuries) as well as tendon tears and osteoarthritis. High activity designs are available for sport specific bracing.

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Common questions about orthotics from Miller Prosthetics & Orthotics

  • If you're experiencing foot, ankle, knee, or back pain that limits your daily activities, orthotics might help. Many people come to us after trying over-the-counter inserts without success, or when their doctor recommends custom support for conditions like plantar fasciitis, drop foot, or arthritis. We'll start with a free consultation to assess your needs and discuss whether custom orthotics are right for you.

  • Custom orthotics are made specifically for your body and condition. We take precise measurements and create a device that fits you perfectly, addresses your specific pain points, and supports your mobility goals. Store-bought options are one-size-fits-most and can't account for your unique needs. Custom devices typically last longer and provide better results.

  • Most insurance plans cover custom orthotics when prescribed by your doctor. We work with most major insurance providers and will verify your coverage before creating your device so you know what to expect. We'll provide a clear estimate of any out-of-pocket costs before moving forward.

  • After your initial consultation and measurements, most custom orthotics are ready within 2-3 weeks, after insurance authorization.

    We fabricate many devices right here in our facility, which means faster turnaround and the ability to make adjustments quickly if needed. We'll schedule a fitting appointment to ensure everything works perfectly before you leave.

  • Consultations include physical examination of the affected joint(s), along with manual muscle and range of motion testing. Gait is also observed to note any abnormalities and asymmetries. A series of physical tests and questions related to pain, discomfort, and instability help the practitioner to understand the issue and provide patient a device that will help accommodate their issue and return to their activities of daily living (ADL’s). 

Cutting-edge orthotics, here at home

Pain shouldn't dictate your life. Our certified orthotists work with you to understand not just where you hurt, but what you're missing out on because of that pain. Maybe it's walking your dog, playing with your grandkids, or just making it through a workday without discomfort. We design orthotics that help you return to those moments.

Our Certified Licensed Orthotists use the latest in technology, including techniques refined over the last 25 years, to customize every orthotic for our patients. Combining traditional and advanced fabrication techniques and materials, we provide the best outcomes for our patients.

With the use of 3D printers, specially-designed imprint boxes, and skilled technicians, every orthotic is designed to give the best fit for long-term wear and use.

We treat everyone from children needing specialized support as they grow, to active adults managing sports injuries, to seniors working to maintain their independence.

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“Everyone is friendly and professional, but more importantly — they know what they’re doing! I was hesitant about getting orthotics for my shoes because of a bad experience many years ago, but Mr. Greer’s creations have been real foot-savers!”

– Ehren, Orthotics patient

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Our Certified Orthotists

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    Sean Greer

    Certified Licensed Orthotist

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    Natalie Wilson

    Certified Licensed Prosthetist / Orthotist

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    Alex Miller

    Certified Licensed Prosthetist / Orthotist