Pain in the feet, knee pain and lower back pains tend to share something in common—poor posture. How your feet carry your weight can affect your posture and movement as a whole. Custom orthotics are shoe inserts that are specifically designed to offer support, stabilize imbalances and alleviate pain. At Sterling Physiotherapy, we assist patients in improving posture and comfort with tailored orthotic care.
Custom orthotics are medical-grade insoles that are customized to meet your individual foot structure. As opposed to over-the-counter inserts, they are created after a thorough evaluation of your gait, posture and biomechanics.
Correct Alignment – Orthotics position your feet in correct alignment, decreasing joint stress.
Absorb Shock – Cushion impact when walking or running and keep muscles and ligaments safe.
Support Arches – Avoids collapse of arches that tends to cause pain.
Improve Balance – Offers stability in everyday activities and sports.
Reduce Pain in Joints – By enhancing alignment, they relieve pressure on knees, hips and the lower back.
While drugstore insoles can provide short-term relief, they are not built for long-term correction. Custom orthotics offer lasting correction because they are designed specifically to meet your needs and lifestyle.
We take a consultative approach—assessing gait, posture and movement before prescribing orthotics. Our physiotherapists make sure your orthotics are comfortable, long-lasting and designed to move you better each day.
Custom orthotics are not mere shoe inserts; they're an investment in your well-being for the long haul. By realigning posture and alleviating discomfort, they can enable you to move with ease and poise. Book your orthotics evaluation at Sterling Physiotherapy today and start towards more perfect alignment and pain-free living.
Custom orthotics are medical-grade insoles designed specifically for your feet. They’re made after assessing your gait, posture, and biomechanics to ensure proper support, alignment, and comfort.
Store-bought insoles are mass-produced and offer temporary comfort. Custom orthotics, on the other hand, are tailor-made for your foot structure and walking pattern, providing long-term correction and pain relief.
Anyone experiencing recurring foot, heel, knee, or lower back pain can benefit. They are especially helpful for people with conditions like plantar fasciitis, flat feet, arthritis, bunions, or shin splints.
By positioning your feet in proper alignment, orthotics reduce strain on joints and muscles. They absorb shock, support your arches, and improve balance—leading to better posture and less pain in your knees, hips, and back.
