Custom Orthotics
Custom Orthotics for Unique Feet: Tailored Insoles for Optimal ComfortDo you have pain in your feet, ankles, knees or hips?
How do custom orthotics work?
Off-the-shelf or custom orthotics - is there a difference?
Off-the-shelf orthotics are mass-produced, give general arch support, and are good as an introduction. They are not bespoke insoles and will not be customised to your needs. Prescription custom orthotics are made to meet individual needs. They are made of more durable, better-quality materials and have a longer life span.
Because they are custom-made insoles people notice more of an improvement over the generic, off-the-shelf orthotics. If you have started out in off-the-shelf orthotics and have noticed some improvement. You may find upgrading to custom orthotic insoles will give further benefits.
How Much Do Gaitscan Orthotics Cost?
The price for custom made orthotics ranges from £220 to £400. Ours are priced at £330. This includes your GaitScan appointment, TOG GaitScan fitting appointment and review appointment.
We also offer a free 20 minute orthotic chat. In this appointment we will examine your feet and answer any questions you may have about custom made orthotics.
If you would like to book this appointment you can fill out the form below or book online. If we think that you are likely to benefit from custom made orthotics we can then go on to book you a GaitScan appointment.
A GaitScan appointment lasts about an hour and includes a history of your problem, an examination of your feet, ankles, knees and hips, then we use gaitscan to assess your foot mechanics.
GaitScan appointment
1 hour appointment including;
- Examination
- Gaitscan
- Discussion of gaitscan findings
- Personalised orthotic recommendations
- If you purchase a pair of orthotics they are charged at £330 and we will waive your appointment fee of £80
Gait Scan Custom Orthotics Appointments Available With
Joe Trippett - Jones (He/Him)
Associate Chiropractor
Joe Trippett-Jones is a graduate of AECC University College. He is a registered chiropractor with the General Chiropractic Council and British Chiropractic Association. Joe first experienced the benefits of chiropractic as a teenager after experiencing neck pain following Rugby and Taekwondo injuries. This sparked an interest in how the human body works and chiropractic as a profession.
Joe has a particular interest in the management of chronic pain patients and the role manual therapy can have in improving patient outcomes. He uses a range of treatment techniques including spinal manipulative therapy, joint mobilisations, and soft tissue techniques.
Originally from Norfolk, Joe has relocated to the area following his graduation. Outside of work, Joe enjoys living an active life including running and dog walks.
Rosie Piercy (She/Her)
Principle Chiropractor
Rosie Piercy graduated from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in 2005 with a BSc in Neuromusculoskeletal sciences and a masters in chiropractic. After graduating, Rosie worked at the Central Chiropractic Clinic in Oxford for 8 years where she gained a great deal of experience in treating a wide range of conditions.
After gaining experience working in Oxford at The Central Chiropractic Clinic Rosie wanted to start her own clinic. Initially working from The Wellbeing Centre Rosie grew her practice. Then in 2017 she finally realised her long-term dream of opening her own clinic, Total Health West Berkshire, in which her chiropractic clinic, Total Chiropractic is based.
Rosie’s passion is to provide fantastic personalised chiropractic care, coupled with a common-sense approach to rehabilitation and lifestyle changes – all aimed at getting people out of pain and back to the hobbies, sports, and lifestyle they love.
Rosie lives in Newbury with her two sons. She likes to stay healthy and active with morning at-home workouts and weekend dancing.