Insoles made for your feet, from a 3D scan taken here during an assessment with Dr. Caleb Beland, DC.
Custom orthotics are insoles designed for your feet alone. Each pair is built from your foot structure, the way you move, the shoes you wear and your activity, rather than picked off a shelf.
It starts with a 30-minute assessment and 3D scan with Dr. Caleb Beland, DC. The assessment decides first whether orthotics are right for you, and if they are, how your pair should be made.
Made by Evolve Orthotics Lab in Canada. Their pedorthists review every order before the lab makes it.
Four steps, from your first appointment to a finished pair.
A 30-minute appointment with Dr. Caleb. He looks at how you stand and move and at the shoes you wear, then takes a 3D scan of your feet.
The scan and Dr. Caleb’s prescription go to Evolve Orthotics Lab. A pedorthist reviews the order, and the lab makes your pair in Canada.
When your pair arrives, you come back to try them on, and Dr. Caleb checks the fit with you.
If something doesn’t feel right once you’ve worn them for a while, book a follow-up. Dr. Caleb works with Evolve’s pedorthists on any adjustment.
Dr. Caleb Beland, DC
Chiropractor and competitive runner. He does your assessment and 3D scan.
Meet Caleb
$500 per pair, including the 30-minute assessment and 3D scan. There’s no HST on custom orthotics.
Many extended health plans cover custom orthotics, but what is covered varies from plan to plan. Call your insurance company to check your coverage before you book. Where your plan allows it, we can bill your insurer directly. If it doesn’t, we can provide the paperwork your plan asks for.
Scanned. Dr. Caleb takes a 3D scan of your feet during the assessment, and Evolve Orthotics Lab makes your pair from the scan.
Evolve Orthotics Lab makes your pair in Canada after your assessment, with a fast turnaround. Dr. Caleb will give you a pickup estimate at your appointment.
The shoes you wear most, and any orthotics or insoles you use now.
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