Price

Below is a chart which gives the breakdown of some different orthotic methods we employ with an analysis of their pros and cons.

Jelly Bath

£1600 to £1995

Remoulding cost £145

  • Advantage :
    1) Can be produced in house on the same day
    2) Can be modified and returned on the same day
    3) Very adaptable and easy to modify perfect for children
  • Disadvantages
    1) They tend only to last between 2 and 4 years
    2) Quality dependent upon the clinician’s experience
    3) Less suitable for patients with a high BMI
    4) Some patients are unable to maintain the specific posture required


Ski Moulds

£65 to £110

Remoulding cost N/A

  • Advantage :
    1) Relatively cheap and can be made while you wait
    2) Can be made by anyone with basic training
    3) Comfortable to wear
  • Disadvantages
    1) Only suitable for people with a good posture as they ‘lock-in’ biomechanical misalignments


Superfeet

£35 to £75

Remoulding cost N/A

  • Advantage :
    1) Good for pronator feet
  • Disadvantages
    1) Potentially damaging for non-pronatory feet


SvartzFootbeds

£55

Remoulding cost N/A

  • Advantage :
    1) Good for supinator feet
    2) Comfortable
  • Disadvantages
    1) Non-corrective


Footmap 1

£195

Remoulding cost N/A

  • Advantage :
    1) Good for calcaneal support
  • Disadvantages
    1) Supportive but not corrective


Foot map 2

£699

Remoulding cost £75

  • Advantage :
    1) Manufactured in the house so can be taken away on the same day
    2) Last between 3-4 years
  • Disadvantages
    1) Simple modifications can only be made


Thermoplastic Planta Impression Method

£450

Remoulding cost £75

  • Advantage :
    1) Easy to manufacture
    2) Comfortable
    3) Manufactured in the house so can be taken away on the same day
    4) Good value for money
  • Disadvantages
    1) Difficult to maintain Sub Taylor neutral position if hypermobile.
    2) Suboptimal if muscle spasm likely
    3) Tend to last between 2 -3 years


Foam Box Method

£350

Remoulding cost N/A

  • Advantage :
    1) Cheap
    2) Treatment of a wide variety of ailments possible
    3) Easy to manufacture
    4) Last between 3-4 years
  • Disadvantages
    1) Can activate the windlass mechanism causing sub-optimum planta impression.
    2) Tissue motive method can cause tissue compression


Laser Scan 1

£1200

Remoulding cost £185

  • Advantage :
    1) Very accurate
    2) Results are total repeatable
    3) Last between 3-5 years
  • Disadvantages
    1) Not suitable if BMI is high
    2) Sub-Taylor joint needs to be palpated and maintained in neutral


3D Printed Bioscan plan

£1995

Remoulding cost NA

  • Advantage :
    1) Very accurate
    2) Results are total repeatable
    3) Last between 3 -5 years
    4) The advanced algorithm creates a correction ‘flight path.’
    5) Manufactured using a 3D printer, so multiple copies are cheaper
    6) We can provide the data file so that you can print your orthotic in the future
    7) Cheap in the long-term
    8) Corrective
  • Disadvantages
    1) Expensive initially


Plaster of Paris

£599

Remoulding cost N/A

  • Advantage :
    1) Last between 3-5 years
    2) Does not cause tissue compression
  • Disadvantages
    1) Messy and time-consuming
    2) Cannot be remoulded
    3) The foot must be kept in neutral while taking the planta impression


Pin Block Method

£399

Remoulding cost N/A

  • Advantage :
    1) Cheap
    2) Can be operated by any staff member, not much training required
    3) Can be manufactured while you wait
  • Disadvantages
    1) Not good for hypermobile feet
    2) Variable tissue mobility around the foot makes it difficult to get a good planta impression
    3) Reliant upon the maintaining correct sub-Taylor joint alignment.


Unlike most podiatrists, we do not charge any consultation fees which can be as much as £250 per visit. We keep a record of all our successful and unsuccessful treatments, and we are pleased to have a success rate of over 92%. If however, you fall into the 8% where the orthotic we prescribed do not work, we are happy to change or modify them and continue to work with you to get a positive outcome all free of charge. If we still can’t achieve the outcome we want, we will gladly refund the total price paid. We only charge the re-moulding fee for children under the age of 16, but we offer a free exchange of their orthotics as they grow out of their existing ones.

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