The fitting process typically takes 4-6 weeks from initial consultation to final delivery. This includes measurement sessions, test fittings, and adjustments to ensure optimal comfort and function. Complex cases may require additional time, while simpler devices can sometimes be completed more quickly.

Orthotic devices are external supports applied to the body to improve function, restrict or assist movement, reduce pain, or correct deformities. They include braces, splints, and specialized footwear. These devices can help manage conditions like foot drop, scoliosis, arthritis, and sports injuries by providing stability and proper alignment.

As a Private Limited Clinic, our services are not covered by insurance. We offer various payment options and flexible payment plans to help make our services more accessible. Our administrative team can discuss available payment options and help create a payment plan that works for you.

Prosthetic limbs typically last 3-5 years with proper care and maintenance. Factors affecting lifespan include activity level, body changes, growth (for pediatric patients), and general wear and tear. Components like sockets may need replacement more frequently than structural components. We provide regular maintenance services to extend the life of your prosthetic.

Yes, we have specialized pediatric orthopaedic services for children of all ages. Our pediatric team understands the unique challenges of treating growing children and creates devices that can be adjusted as they develop. We provide supportive care for conditions like clubfoot, limb differences, scoliosis, and developmental issues.

We offer custom diabetic footwear, therapeutic shoes for arthritis and foot deformities, orthopedic inserts and arch supports, post-surgical footwear, and sports-specific orthotics. Each option is designed to address specific conditions while ensuring comfort and reducing risk of injury or complication.

Your first appointment will include a comprehensive evaluation of your condition, medical history review, physical assessment, discussion of goals and expectations, and explanation of treatment options. We may take measurements, photographs, or casts if needed. The initial consultation typically lasts 60-90 minutes, allowing time for questions and concerns.

Yes, we offer comprehensive rehabilitation programs tailored to help patients adapt to their new prosthetic devices. This includes gait training, balance exercises, strength building, and daily living skills. Our physical therapists work closely with prosthetists to ensure optimal comfort and function through the adaptation process.

Proper care includes daily cleaning with mild soap and water, regular socket hygiene, keeping devices dry, checking for wear and damage, avoiding extreme temperatures, following weight limits, scheduling regular maintenance checks, and contacting us immediately if you experience discomfort or fit issues. We provide detailed care instructions specific to your device.