Orthotic Insoles

During your biomechanical assessment Rachel Miller may prescribe a bespoke orthotic insole as a beneficial non-invasive part of treatment. An orthotic insole can cushion and align your foot structure and may help to correct imbalances that can create stresses and strains in your body. An orthotic insole may also help an athlete improve their performance by making exercise more mechanically and energy efficient.

Rachel chooses the best possible materials and densities for your orthotic for both support and shock absorption depending on your individual need.

See below for more information about orthotic insoles, costs and clinic details. See the Biomechanics page or more information about biomechanical assessments.

Call 020 8348 5553 to make an appointment

Orthotic insoles

The orthotics provided are a custom-made insole that fit the individual characteristics of your foot. An orthotic insole slips comfortably into shoes and trainers which may help improve deficiencies in gait, correct imbalances, support, cushion and improve foot function. Bespoke orthotics can be made to fit different types of shoes, be of different lengths, can be slimline or more supportive and be of different materials and densities depending on their purpose and the condition you present. An orthotic insole may alleviate heel, ankle, foot, knee, hip, back and neck pain. Orthotics can also redistribute pressure which may reduce stress on toes and joints.

Cast

During your consultation if you are prescribed a bespoke orthotic insole a cast is taken of your foot. This is a skilled procedure, completely individual to you and reflects your unique condition. From this cast, based on the precise shape of your foot, an orthotic insole is made using the very best of materials for both shock absorption and support. You can be prescribed a range of orthotic materials which will depend on your individual needs and condition.

Manufacture

Rachel ensures your orthotics are crafted exactly to your needs. Working in the field of biomechanics and orthotics for many years does mean that Rachel has mastered the techniques to give an expert biomechanical assessment, take a precise cast to help create a bespoke orthotic insole that can effectively help you.

Follow-up consultation

If you are prescribed an orthotic insole there is a free follow-up consultation three to four weeks after your initial assessment when the orthotic is fitted into your shoes. If any adjustments are needed to be made to your orthotics after your follow-up no charge will made. If you cannot attend the follow-up appointment orthotics can be sent by post. Plaster casts are kept in storage to make further orthotics if needed. An orthotic insole will normally last between 12 – 24 months depending on your age, your condition and type of use. Many patients have several orthotics for different shoes making them easier to use and extending their life.

Cost of consultation, cast and orthotic insole

- £60 for a one hour biomechanical assessment

If you are prescribed an orthotic insole the cost is:

- £80 for the plaster cast
- £160 for a pair of orthotic insoles

Rachel Miller is recognised by all the major insurance companies. All orthotics are guaranteed for 18 months and most casts are kept for a minimum of 2 years should you want to order more.

Contact the clinic for an appointment on 020 8348 5553

Rachel Miller is a highly experienced podiatrist specialising in biomechanics and orthotic insoles. Her clinics are held at Highgate Podiatry in Highgate village, N6, London are every Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday. Contact the clinic for an appointment on 020 8348 5553. For clinic directions and map see the Contact page. See the Biomechanics page for more information about biomechanical assessments.

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