top of page
home.png

Orthotic Solutions

At Bionic P&O, we offer personalized orthotic solutions designed to restore comfort, improve function, and enhance your quality of life. Whether you're recovering from injury, managing a condition, or in need of post-surgery support, our custom-crafted devices are built with advanced technology and expert care to help you regain mobility and independence.

What is Orthotics?

Orthotics are custom-made devices designed to support, align, or correct body parts, especially the feet, ankles, knees, and spine. These devices are used to alleviate pain, improve mobility, and restore natural function. Whether you’re dealing with foot pain, joint instability, or post-surgery rehabilitation, orthotics can provide the support needed to enhance your quality of life and mobility.

A conversation can help clarify your options.

Precision-Customized

Every orthosis is fabricated from a cast or 3D scan of your body, no off-the-shelf guessing. The fit is exact, the function is intentional.

Clinician-Directed Care

Our board-certified orthotists conduct thorough evaluations, collaborate with your physicians, and continuously adjust your device as your needs evolve.

Evidence-Based Technology

We combine clinical expertise with the latest materials, carbon fiber, dynamic thermoplastics, and microprocessor-assisted joints for optimal outcomes.

Ongoing Support

We combine clinical expertise with the latest materials, carbon fiber, dynamic thermoplastics, and microprocessor-assisted joints for optimal outcomes.

Orthotic Solutions We Provide

From foot to spine, we fabricate a full spectrum of orthotic devices each engineered for its specific role in your body and daily life.

Cranial & Spinal Orthotics

Our cranial orthotics are designed for infants to treat cranial deformities, such as flat head syndrome (plagiocephaly). For adults, our spinal orthotics provide essential support for posture and back pain relief, improving overall spinal alignment and comfort.

Cranial & Spinal Orthotics.png
Upper Extremity Orthotics.png

Upper Extermity Orthotics

Upper extermity orthotics help provide support and stability for conditions affecting the arm, wrist, or hand. Whether you need a brace for carpal tunnel, fractures, or rehabilitation post-surgery, our solutions help restore functionality and reduce pain, so you can regain the freedom to move.

Lower Extermity Orthotics

For those dealing with foot pain, ankle instability, or knee conditions, our lower extermity orthotics are designed to improve alignment, reduce discomfort, and enhance mobility. From custom foot insoles to knee braces, we ensure a perfect fit for your lifestyle needs.

Lower Extremity Orthotics.png
Diabetic Foot Care.webp

Diabetic Foot Care

Diabetic Foot Care offers additional support, absorb more shock, and provides a greater degree of cushioning than standard footwear. This support and protection reduce the amount of pressure and stress placed on the foot, and the level of wear and rubbing on the skin.

Your Path to Better Movement

From your first appointment to long-term support, we guide you through every step of the orthotic journey.

How Orthotics Can Help You

Whether you're managing a medical condition, recovering from injury, or seeking to optimize your performance in sports, orthotics can play a critical role in improving functionality and mobility.

Relieve Pain and Improve Comfort

Orthotics are an effective solution for pain management. Custom devices can help alleviate the discomfort caused by flat feet, arthritis, sports injuries, or post-surgery rehabilitation. By providing targeted support and alignment, orthotics reduce strain on affected areas, allowing you to move more comfortably.

Enhance Performance and Mobility

Whether you're a professional athlete or simply someone who enjoys staying active, orthotics can help you perform at your best. Our custom solutions are designed to optimize movement, improve foot alignment, and prevent injuries, helping you reach your full potential.

Improve Quality of Life

Orthotics are designed to enhance your ability to perform daily tasks and engage in the activities you love. By providing support and stability, orthotic devices help you regain independence and live a pain-free life.

Regain Independence and Quality of Life

By improving comfort, stability, and mobility, orthotics allow you to regain independence and engage in the activities you love, whether it’s walking, exercising, or performing daily tasks, leading to a pain-free and active lifestyle.

The Role of a Certified Orthotist.png

The Role of a Certified Orthotist

A Certified Orthotist (CO) is a licensed healthcare professional who designs, fits, and manages orthotic devices to improve mobility and comfort. At Bionic P&O, our orthotists provide:

  • Personalized care tailored to your unique needs

  • Expert guidance in selecting the right orthotic device

  • Collaborative care with your healthcare team

  • Ongoing adjustments and follow-up support

Their expertise ensures that your orthotic device is both functional and comfortable, helping you achieve the best possible outcomes.

Orthotic Care Near You

At Bionic P&O, ensure that expert orthotic care is accessible. Whether you're seeking an initial consultation, orthotic fitting, or follow-up care, our clinics are located across the country to serve you. Our Board-Certified Orthotists (CPOs) are ready to provide personalized care that meets your unique needs.

Why Choose Bionic P&O Orthotics?

Proven Excellence in Orthotic Care
  • Cutting-Edge Technology: We use 3D scanning and custom fabrication to ensure precise fit and support.

  • Experienced Orthotists: Our team of Board-Certified Orthotists (CPOs) has years of experience providing personalized care for various conditions.

  • Patient-Centered Care: We focus on your comfort, needs, and goals, creating a solution that aligns with your lifestyle.
     

Clinical Outcomes: Trusted by clinics, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers nationwide for positive patient outcomes.

Why Choose Bionic P&O Orthotics.png
Orthotic Care.png

“Meghan is superb. She evaluated me on-site at my PT appt. It was evident immediately she is VERY skilled in her field, she is knowledgeable, thorough, knows and exercises the parameters from orthodontics to insurance. She explained exactly what I needed and the process steps to get what I needed. Iin 2 weeks was at the Joliet facility for a fitting that turn out positive. Meghan is kind, patient, and caring.shes a gem. I walked away happy and pleased and also assured that if something changed she is there to consult with me . Wish I had known a ot bionic when I was initially introduced 4 yrs ago to the world of orthotics. 5+ stars”

-Soyna Jackson

Take the Next Step Toward Better Mobility and Comfort

At Bionic P&O, we’re committed to helping you live without limitations. Whether you need pain relief, improved mobility, or post-surgery support, we offer customized orthotic care designed to enhance your comfort and independence.

Contact us today to schedule your consultation and start your journey toward better mobility, pain relief, and improved quality of life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is an orthotic a medical device?

Yes, orthotics are considered medical devices. They are designed to support, align, or improve the function of specific parts of the body, such as the feet, ankles, or spine, and are typically prescribed by healthcare professionals.

How long do custom orthotics last?

With proper care and regular adjustments, custom orthotics can last 1 to 3 years. Durability depends on factors such as activity level, wear and tear, and the materials used.

How do you know if you need orthotics?

If you're experiencing discomfort, foot pain, ankle instability, or difficulty with daily activities like walking or running, orthotics may be helpful. A consultation with a Certified Orthotist can help determine if custom orthotics are the right solution for your needs.

How long does it take to get fitted for an orthotic?

Most patients receive their custom orthotics within a few weeks, depending on fitting requirements and adjustments.

bottom of page