Biomechanical assessment and orthotics

A biomechanical assessment examines the way you stand, walk and move to identify factors that may be contributing to pain or injury.

Who this may help

People with foot, ankle, knee, hip or lower back pain that may have a biomechanical component, and those seeking to optimise their movement.

Conditions commonly assessed

• Foot and ankle pain
• Knee pain
• Hip and lower back pain
• Running-related injuries
• Postural problems

What happens during an appointment

The assessment includes a detailed history, physical examination, gait analysis and camera assessment of your movement patterns.

Treatment approaches

• Gait analysis
• Camera assessment
• Preformed orthotics
• Custom orthotics
• Exercise and rehabilitation advice