Performance & rehabFoot Levelers™ 3D Scan & Orthotics

A quick 3D scan of your feet that shows how they support the rest of your body, and the data to make custom orthotics built for your arches, gait and lifestyle.

Bare feet on a lit 3D foot scanner plate during a Foot Levelers scan

Overview

Your feet are the foundation of your posture. When the arches flatten or the feet roll in, the change travels upward to the knees, hips, pelvis and spine. Recurring knee or low back pain sometimes starts at the ground.

The Foot Levelers™ 3D scanner captures the shape of your feet and how they bear weight, in minutes and with no radiation. We review the images with you, then use them to order custom orthotics designed for your feet and the shoes you actually wear.

Who it helps

  • Plantar fasciitis and arch pain
  • Knee, hip and low back pain linked to foot mechanics
  • Flat feet or high arches
  • Long days standing or walking
  • Runners and athletes

What to expect

  1. Scan

    You stand on the scanner for a few minutes; it maps your feet in 3D.

  2. Review

    We walk through what the images show about your arches and balance.

  3. Order

    Custom orthotics are made to your scan, for dress, casual or athletic shoes.

  4. Adapt

    Wear them gradually as your body adjusts, with a check-in to fine-tune.

Part of one plan

Orthotics support the results of chiropractic care and rehabilitation by stabilizing the base the rest of your body stands on.

This page is for general education and is not a substitute for an individual medical evaluation. Results vary from person to person. Talk with your clinician about whether this service is right for you.

Foot Levelers™ 3D Scan

Common questions

Don’t see your question? Ask at your first visit, or request a consultation.

Is the scan safe?

Yes. It uses imaging similar to a camera, with no radiation.

Will orthotics fit my shoes?

They are made for the type of shoe you will wear most, from dress shoes to cleats.

Does insurance cover orthotics?

Some plans do. We can provide paperwork for you to submit.

Your first visit

Begin with a conversation.

Every plan starts with an unhurried first visit to understand your history, your goals and how you want to live.