1. What Are Advance Tech Orthotics? They are custom fit
accomodative arch support, inserts for footwear. Designed to help correct an abnormal foot, not to fit the abnormality.
2. How Do Custom Fit Orthotics Work? Fit specifically to each foot the orthotic helps balance the foot supporting
or relieving weight and pressure where necessary, at the same time aligning to foot to help prevent lateral motions called
excessive supination or pronation. Maintaining a healthy, well-balanced foot will help relieve pain and fatigue throughout
the entire body.
3. Who Are They For? Everyone! It does not matter how young or how old you are. What type of
work you do or what activities you enjoy. If you have pain, discomfort or fatigue and would enjoy relief, orthotics are for
you!
4. Will They Fit In All My Shoes? Advance Tech orthotics have been called the professional dancers
choice, as they are easily adaptable to all shoes. Once custom fit, one pair are transferable between slip-ons, oxfords, boots,
high-heels, and athletic shoes without needing larger fitting footwear to accommodate the orthotic.
Made from a special
material our orthotic is washable, easy to keep clean and is odor free. There is no bacterial buildup to cause skin and toenail
infections commonly seen with other orthotics and can be comfortably worn either between the sock and shoe as well as next
to the skin between the sock (or panty hose) and foot.
6. Does Insurance Pay For Orthotics? Check your health
insurance plan. If you have coverage for custom fit orthotics then your insurance may cover ours. Upon request at time
of order, your receipt includes procedure and I.D. codes to submit for reimbursement. We cannot provide diagnostic codes
for your insurance company as we do not diagnose. Check your coverage if a referal or diagnosis is required before submitting
a claim
7. How Do I Get My Orthotics? Go to the pricing and ordering page or call for a casting box. Also go to
our Events page and see when someone may be in your area for a live fit or call our lab for an appointment.
8.What
is a CPed? C. Ped: C. Ped. stands for Certified Pedorthist. The field of Pedorthics is the study of footwear and supplemental devices for footwear; including
orthoses, prostheses, shoe modifications, shoe fitting and shoe fabrication. The licensing board for Pedorthics is the BCP (Board for Certification in Pedorthics) The BCP is recognized by the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons and the ABC (American
Board of Certification in Orthotics and Prosthetics). For more information on Pedorthics, please go to the BCP website or the PFA (Prescription Footwear Association). Both sites are good
resources for reliable information.
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