Custom Orthotics & GaitScan Analysis in Green Bay
Fix the Root of Pain—Starting at Your Feet
Support your feet, knees, hips, and back with custom orthotics and advanced GaitScan technology through The Orthotic Group. We identify imbalances, restore alignment, and help you move comfortably every day.
Why Foot Mechanics Matter
Your feet are the foundation of your entire body.
Even small imbalances can create a chain reaction affecting your knees, hips, and lower back.
Common issues include:
Custom orthotics help restore proper alignment—so your body can move more efficiently and with less strain.
Conditions Custom Orthotics Help With
Ankle & stability
foot & heel issues
Performance & injury
related pain
Joint & arthritis
Diabetic foot support
What Are Custom Orthotics & How Do They Help?
Custom orthotics in Green Bay, WI are medical-grade shoe inserts designed to support your feet and improve how your body moves. Through detailed gait analysis, we evaluate how you walk and distribute pressure, allowing us to create orthotics that help improve alignment, reduce foot and joint strain, and enhance overall movement efficiency. Unlike over-the-counter insoles, custom orthotics are individually designed for your specific biomechanics and provide long-term correction—not just temporary relief from foot, knee, hip, or back pain.
Shock Absorption
Absorb impact and reduce stress on heels and joints.
Arch Support
Stabilize your feet and promote proper alignment throughout your body.
Pressure relief
Distribute weight evenly to reduce strain and improve comfort.
Advanced GaitScan Analysis You Can’t See
We use the GaitScan system from The Orthotic Group, featuring 4,096 sensors to analyze how your feet function in real time.
Static Scan
Dynamic Scan
Your foot contacts the ground for less than one second—this technology allows us to detect subtle issues that would otherwise be missed.
Our Process
1. Comprehensive Exam
Evaluate foot structure, alignment, and movement
2. GaitScan Analysis
Identify pressure patterns and imbalances
3. Custom Orthotic Design
Prescribed specifically for your needs
4. Precision Fabrication
Created by The Orthotic Group
5. Fitting & Follow-Up
Ensure comfort, alignment, and long-term results
Frequently Asked Questions
If you’re experiencing foot, knee, hip, or lower back pain – or chronic fatigue – custom orthotics may help. They’re designed to support your alignment and reduce strain on your body.
Yes. Poor foot function can cause your pelvis and spine to compensate, increasing pressure on the lower back. Custom orthotics can help alleviate the stress and improve comfort.
The more consistently you wear your custom orthotics, the more benefit you’ll typically experience. If you switch between different types of footwear during your day, you may benefit from having more than one pair—such as a separate set for work, exercise, or other specific activities.
As your feet and body adjust to improved alignment, it’s normal to notice some pressure or mild discomfort at first. This is part of the adaptation process. We recommend starting with short wear periods (about 1–2 hours at a time) and gradually increasing use over the course of 1–2 weeks.
Most shoes that have a removable insole will accommodate custom orthotics. Simply take out the factory insole and replace it with your orthotic for the best fit and support.
We suggest a follow-up GaitScan evaluation every 1–2 years to ensure your orthotics continue to provide proper support and alignment as your body and activity levels change.
No—custom orthotics do not weaken your muscles. Instead, they help guide your feet into a more optimal position so your muscles can work more efficiently, reducing fatigue and improving overall function.
Integrated Care for Better Results
Custom orthotics work best when combined with full-body care. We address the root cause—not just symptoms—for better, longer-lasting results.
We may integrate:
Chiropractic Adjustments
EMS Muscle Stimulation
Shockwave Therapy
Laser Therapy
Recovery Therapies
Ready To Move Better, Without Pain?
If you’re dealing with foot pain, instability, or ongoing discomfort, custom orthotics may be the missing piece.
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