Services
Orthotics
Custom orthotics and bracing — foot orthotics and arch supports for plantar fasciitis and flat feet, plus spinal, AFO, and diabetic-foot care.
What's involved
What care here looks like.
Good orthotic care is quiet — the brace simply lets you move without thinking about it. We design supports around your body and your day, not a template. Scoliosis bracing →
- Custom lower-limb orthoses — AFOs, KAFOs, and bracing for instability and weakness, including the microprocessor-controlled C-Brace. How AFO braces help drop foot →
- Spinal orthoses for support, alignment, and post-surgical protection.
- Pedorthic care — custom foot orthotics (insoles), arch supports, and footwear for plantar fasciitis, flat feet, and diabetic foot protection.
- Upper-limb and post-operative bracing.
Who it's for
People we help most.
- People managing weakness, instability, or pain that the right brace can quietly solve.
- Patients recovering from surgery or injury who need protective support.
- Anyone with diabetes who needs footwear that protects against skin breakdown.
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.
What is an orthosis?
A custom or off-the-shelf brace or support — such as a foot orthotic, ankle-foot orthosis (AFO), knee brace, or spinal brace — that supports, aligns, or improves how a limb or the spine functions.
Custom or over-the-counter — which do I need?
Custom orthoses are molded to you for specific medical needs; over-the-counter supports help with mild, general issues. We evaluate your situation and recommend the right level of support.
Are orthotics covered by insurance?
Many custom orthoses are covered with a prescription and documented medical need. We verify your benefits before you commit to anything.
How long do custom orthotics last?
Foot orthoses commonly last one to three years and rigid braces longer. Lifespan depends on your activity, growth (for children), and changes in your condition.
Do you make custom orthotics for plantar fasciitis or flat feet?
Yes. Our certified pedorthist makes custom foot orthotics and insoles for plantar fasciitis, flat feet, arch and heel pain, and diabetic feet — molded to your feet and gait.