Orthotics are supportive inserts designed to correct foot mechanics, improve alignment, and reduce stress on the joints. By optimizing how the feet interact with the ground, orthotics can help alleviate pain throughout the feet, knees, hips, and lower back, supporting daily comfort and long-term mobility.
Your feet serve as the foundation for posture and movement. Issues with arch integrity, pronation, or gait mechanics can influence how forces travel through the kinetic chain and contribute to discomfort, fatigue, or repetitive strain.
Your original page highlights this load-bearing relationship and mentions how orthotics redistribute forces to reduce stress in the knees, hips, and back.
Patients often seek orthotics for:
Orthotics are used across many lifestyles:
Orthotics can be worn during exercise, work, and daily life.
Orthotics pair well with chiropractic care by supporting posture, spinal alignment, and lower extremity mechanics. Together, they can:
This combination helps patients stay active with less discomfort.
Orthotics support the feet by:
They help restore efficient movement patterns and reduce pain without restricting motion.
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Union County, New Jersey
Orthotics are:
Most patients wear them during normal activities and exercise.
If you’re new to our clinic, take advantage of our New Patient Special Offer for an evaluation and orthotic recommendation if appropriate.
Options depend on the patient’s needs. Evaluation helps determine the best approach.
Pain, posture, and movement issues can all benefit—evaluation helps decide.
Yes — improving foot mechanics influences posture and joint alignment.
Longevity varies by activity level and material type.
