What to Expect From a Full Foot Assessment & Custom Orthotic With Fit Right Orthotics
At Fit Right Orthotics, we believe your feet deserve solutions that are as unique as you are. That’s why every assessment is detailed, personalized, and built around understanding exactly how your feet function — both at rest and in motion.
1. A Conversation About You
We begin by learning about your lifestyle, activities, footwear, and any pain or limitations you’re experiencing. This helps us understand what your feet go through every day and what you want to get back to doing comfortably.
2. Comprehensive Biomechanical Evaluation
Your clinician performs a full lower‑body assessment, including:
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Foot structure and alignment
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Arch height and flexibility
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Joint mobility
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Gait mechanics
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Areas of pressure, strain, or imbalance
This allows us to identify the root causes of discomfort rather than just treating symptoms.
3. Gait & Movement Analysis
We observe how your feet behave while walking or running. Many issues only appear during movement, so this step is essential for creating an orthotic that truly supports you where you need it most.
**4. 3D Foot Modeling With the Amfit Contact Digitizer
This is where precision meets technology. Using the Amfit contact digitizer, we take an exact 3D mold of your feet. The digitizer captures:
This highly accurate scan gives us the exact parameters needed to design orthotics that match your feet perfectly — not a generic template or approximation.
5. Custom Orthotic Design
Using your 3D model and biomechanical findings, your orthotics are crafted to:
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Improve alignment
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Reduce strain on joints and soft tissues
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Support your arches
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Redistribute pressure evenly
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Enhance comfort, stability, and performance
Every pair is built specifically for your feet and your lifestyle.
6. Fitting & Follow‑Up
Once your orthotics are ready, we ensure they fit properly in your footwear and feel right for you. We guide you through the break‑in process and follow up to make sure everything is working as intended.