Sole Solutions Podiatry

 Custom orthotics are specially-made devices designed to support and comfort your feet. Prescription orthotics are crafted for you and no one else. They match the contours of your feet precisely and are designed for the way you move. They are not visible outside of your shoe.

When we think about insoles, we imagine that the support they offer is primarily situated in the arch of the foot. While this may be true, it’s not the only area that can experience relief. With custom orthotics, you will discover pain relief in areas, and for issues, you didn’t think possible. These include:

• Support for flat feet or high arches.
• Relief from heel pain and plantar fasciitis.
• Relief from pain caused by arthritis.
• Relief from pain caused by bunions, hammertoes, corns, and calluses.

Whether you are a professional athlete or a weekend warrior, our team of podiatrists can help you recover from sports injuries. We use the latest techniques and technologies to diagnose and treat foot and ankle injuries, so you can get back to your active lifestyle.

If you’ve ever gone for a jog in the park, you’ll know that roads are rarely level. Holes, rocks, and molehills can all cause extra stress on your feet as you’re jogging through. This can result in inflammation or fractures and sprains if you’re not careful.

Custom orthotics are a great first step in avoiding discomfort and potential injury. Custom orthotics are a more optimal option because they’re made to fit your feet specifically. They provide extra support as well as a stable surface that protects the motion of your feet and legs. This extra protection is perfect for minimizing the strain on your feet and helping your body avoid over-extension.

Pronation is when collapsed arches allow the ankle to fall toward the midline of the body. This makes your body more susceptible to a knee injury. Beyond that, it also places increased stress on the knees, hips, lower back, and feet.

Supination is caused by having very high arches. When your arches are high, your ankles tend to lean outward away from the midline of the body. Similar to pronation, this puts additional strain on your knees, hips, and lower back. In both cases, custom orthotics can provide the appropriate level of support that your feet need to avoid excess stress on your body. All this without restricting your mobility.

 Generic insoles can provide great support for most people. However, if you have an abnormality, a custom orthotic pair may be a better option. Custom orthotics not only offer support and minimize foot pain but they can also correct abnormalities. We’ve talked about pronation and supination – but did you know that customized insoles can also balance your legs?

If you have two feet or legs that don’t have the same structure, a set of custom orthotics may be the ideal solution. Since each orthotic is custom-made, it can be individually modified to cater to your individual feet. This results in greater uniformity, flexibility, and a reduced risk of injury caused by imbalance.

Dr. Cox and staff have partnered with ComfortFit to provide the best quality devices for our patients. They are backed by superior service and commitment to provide many options for patient's with quick turnaround times 

Step into the future with custom scanning for your personal pair of orthotic devices! At Sole Solutions, the days of messy plaster and stepping into a foam box are gone! Scanning for the devices includes the use of an iPad and a portable 3D camera to create a digital "cast" of both of your feet!

Patients can expect a 10-14 day turnaround time from the day that their scans are sent to the lab. 

In many instances your custom orthotics will be covered by your medical insurance. To be sure, Dr. Cox and staff will provide you with paperwork with your specific diagnosis codes to verify if your insurance will cover orthotics for your foot condition at your office evaluation. Once insurance has let you know that you are covered or not, we can do the scans immediately. If your insurance does not cover the orthotics, you can still get them! Contact staff for self pay fee schedule pricing- we also accept CareCredit and payment plans to be able to provide you top notch care!