Custom orthotic assessment and 3D scanning 905-228-9864 · 569 Ontario St.
Custom orthotics · St. Catharines

Your feet are not generic. Your orthotics should not be either.

A custom device should begin with a clinician understanding the problem—not with you stepping onto a scanner.

Tablet capturing a 3D foot scan for custom orthotics at Legacy Health

Diagnosis first. Device second.

Dr. Kristin Burr looks at the foot and lower limb in the context of your symptoms, footwear, work, sport and daily life. Sometimes an orthotic is useful. Sometimes the better answer is different footwear, rehabilitation or another kind of care. The assessment decides.

When an orthotic makes sense

Legacy works with Orthogenic Laboratories and uses 3D scanning to capture the shape of your feet. The prescription is then based on the clinical findings and the job the device needs to do—not a one-size-fits-all template.

  • Foot and lower-limb pain or recurring strain
  • Standing and walking demands
  • Sport-specific footwear and movement
  • Work boots, everyday shoes and existing orthotics

From scan to fit

Reviewing a digital foot scan on a tablet during a custom orthotic appointment

Dr. Burr will explain the recommendation, device options and fitting process before you proceed. Once the orthotics arrive, fit and function matter just as much as the scan that started them.