Supporting Healthy Movement Across Newfoundland and Labrador
At National Shoe Orthotic Clinic, we are dedicated to helping individuals across Newfoundland and Labrador move more comfortably and confidently. Through personalized assessments, custom orthotics, and quality footwear solutions, we address foot, gait, and lower-body concerns with a practical, patient-focused approach.
We complete assessments using a combination of hands-on and high-tech tools for perfectly fitting custom orthotics. We know that getting your orthotics quickly is important. Our on -site lab means you can usually get your orthotics within a week of your assessment.
Our Services
Foot & Gait Assessments
Our assessment process evaluates foot structure, gait, and pressure points to identify the root cause of discomfort and mobility issues. This personalized approach ensures the right solution for your unique needs.
3D Scanning
Advanced 3D scanning technology captures precise digital measurements of your feet, creating an accurate foundation for custom-fit orthotics and footwear solutions.
Manufacturing
Orthotics are manufactured in-house using high-quality materials and proven techniques to ensure durability, comfort, and long-term performance.
Professional Products
We offer a curated selection of professional-grade footwear, orthotics, and foot care products designed to support comfort, function, and overall foot health.
Who We Help
We work with patients of all ages and activity levels, including:
- Individuals experiencing foot, heel, knee, hip, or lower back discomfort
- People who spend long hours standing or walking
- Athletes and active individuals seeking improved performance and injury prevention
- Seniors looking to maintain balance, stability, and mobility
- Children requiring early support for healthy foot development
Why Choose National Shoe Orthotic Clinic
- 3D scanning Technology
- 2 Certified Pedorthists
- Complimentary assessments
- Custom Orthotics made on site
- One week turn around for custom orthotics
- Certified Compression Stocking fitters
- Certified lower limb bracing fitters
- Footcare nurse to help with Callusing, Corns and Toenails
- On line appointment booking
All Orthotics Made Right Here In Newfoundland and Labrador
The Four Most Common Problems Treated With Orthotics
Arthritis is a common disease that can affect the joints, skin, and various internal organs. Often thought to be a disease only for the elderly, the majority of Canadians living with arthritis are under the age of 65. In fact, 1 in 6 Canadian adults suffer from some form of arthritis.
A Pedorthist can help patients retain and enhance mobility through proper footwear, suitbale footwear selection and/or custom orthotics, which will support and align the joints of the foot and help to ease the pain.
Do you experience heel pain when you get out of bed or after sitting for a long time? If so, you may be one of the millions of North Americasn who suffer from plantar fasciitis.
It’s often the result of how you foot moves, trauma, weight gain, or changes in activity, all of which can cause inflammation of the plantar fascia – the broad, fibrous band of tissue that starts at your heel and ends at your toes.
Treatment usually includes custom or over-the-counter orthotics, changes to activity, and stretching.
Metatarsalgia is a term used to describe a group of conditions that cause pain, burning, or discomfort under the ball of the foot or in the toes. The main symptom is pain at the ball of your foot when standing or walking.
Casused when the soft tissue around the head of the metatarsal bones becomes inflamed, it often improves with rest. But it can also be prevented and treated with proper=fitting shoes, activity specific footwear, custom-made orthotics or over-the-counter orthotics.
Some people living with diabetes might experience reduced circulation or sensation in their feet and may not be able to feel something irritating in their show. This can result in a wound or ulcer which can be dangerous and could ultimately result in hospitalization or even amputation.
Shoe selection and custom or over-the-counter ortotics are part of a treatment plan that also includes visual inspections and good hygiene.
What other problems can a Certified Pedorthist help?
- Achilles tendonitis
- Bunions and bunionettes
- Heel pain
- Iliotibial band friction
- Excessive pronation
- Shin splints
- Claw toes or hammer toes
- Limb length discrepancies
- Sports injuries
- Numbness in the toes
- Corns and callouses
- Foot injuries due to accidents
Serving Communities in Newfoundland and Labrador
Take the first step toward better comfort and mobility. Contact National Shoe Orthotic Clinic today to schedule your assessment and discover how custom orthotic solutions can support your everyday movement.
As with any painful condition, patients should first consult their physician to be properly diagnosed and to develop an appropriate treatment plan. Your doctor may refer you to a Certified Pedorthist. Once you have this referral, book online or call our clinic to make an appointment.