Orthotics
Neuro & stroke orthotics
Custom AFO braces for drop foot, plus C-Brace and MyoPro neuro systems — ankle-foot orthoses fit to restore walking after stroke or nerve injury.
What's involved
What care here looks like.
After a stroke or spinal injury, the right orthosis can be the difference between watching life and rejoining it. We pair advanced bracing with a clear rehabilitation path.
- C-Brace — a microprocessor stance-control orthosis that lets people walk on uneven ground, ramps, and stairs again. See how the C-Brace works →
- MyoPro — a powered arm orthosis that restores reach and grasp using your own residual signals.
- Custom ankle-foot orthoses (AFO braces) and KAFOs for foot drop, weakness, and instability — from solid and articulated (hinged) designs to lightweight carbon-fiber braces. How AFO braces help drop foot →
- A coordinated rehab plan so the device translates into real, daily function.
Who it's for
People we help most.
- Stroke survivors working to stand, walk, and use an affected arm again.
- People with paralysis, paraplegia, or nerve injury affecting the legs or arms.
- Anyone living with foot drop or instability who's tired of bracing that can't keep up.
Why Quantum
Care that earns the comparison.
- A free consultation, always — no referral needed to talk.
- Comfort-first sockets and fittings: we treat comfort as the whole point, not a luxury.
- The newest technology, available now, through our dedicated trial clinics.
- Six clinics across Illinois, Indiana, and Nevada — with a team that stays beside you after the fitting.
Next step
Talk it through, free.
A consultation costs nothing and answers most questions in one visit — coverage included. No referral needed.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Can neuro orthotics help after a stroke?
Yes. Neuro orthoses — including AFOs, stance-control braces, and devices like the C-Brace — support weak or paralyzed limbs to improve walking safety and reduce the energy it takes to move after stroke, spinal cord injury, or neuromuscular conditions.
What is foot drop and how is it treated?
Foot drop is difficulty lifting the front of the foot, which can cause tripping. An ankle-foot orthosis (AFO) or functional bracing helps clear the foot and stabilize the ankle as you walk.
When should bracing start after a stroke?
Often during rehabilitation, coordinated with your therapy team — appropriate bracing can support safer mobility earlier. We work directly with your physiatrist and therapists.
Is neuro bracing covered by insurance?
Medically necessary orthoses are covered with a prescription. We verify your benefits and document medical necessity.
Do you make custom AFO braces for drop foot?
Yes. We fabricate custom ankle-foot orthoses (AFOs) for drop foot, weakness, and ankle instability — from solid and articulated (hinged) designs to lightweight carbon-fiber braces — fit and adjusted in-clinic. Every AFO is custom-made for the patient.