10 Best Prosthetics Providers in Calgary

ROKband Pediatric Headshape Clinic focuses on infant head-shape concerns, including plagiocephaly, brachycephaly and scaphocephaly. Its process begins with an initial assessment and can include digital scans, at-home corrective measures, a custom-fitted ROKband helmet and regular follow-up monitoring. Families can receive a complimentary rescan three to six weeks after an initial recommendation for home measures, while treatment decisions are made with continued clinical guidance.

If a helmet is recommended, ROKband states that it is optimally worn between four and 18 months of age. Fitting may be scheduled as early as five days after proceeding, followed by appointments every three to four weeks. The clinic is designed specifically around babies and family support.

Shannon Gordon Orthotics provides custom foot orthotics, footwear advice, over-the-counter devices, insole adjustments and biomechanical gait analysis. The clinical assessment can address conditions and discomfort involving the feet, knees, hips and back, including plantar fasciitis, heel pain, forefoot pain, shin splints and Achilles tendonitis. Custom devices are 3D scanned and fabricated in an accredited lab, with fine-tuning possible in an on-site lab. The service suits people managing chronic pain, sports or overuse injuries, neurological conditions or difficult-to-fit feet.

Orthotics In Motion creates custom orthotics through a detailed assessment process that can include video analysis, foot examination, measurements and a 3D mould. The clinic suits people dealing with foot pain, demanding long hours on their feet, athletic activity or broader footwear and gait concerns. Appointments are required or recommended, and the practice also offers professional orthopaedic shoes, sandals, braces and foot creams. Education about walking mechanics and footwear forms part of the documented consultation experience.

Feet It Insoles creates custom insoles through foot analysis, consultation and fitting. The range includes the ultra-thin Elegant model for formal or slim footwear, Sport for active movement, MT Pad for forefoot comfort and Active for people who walk, stand and move throughout the day. The business frames its process around a precise fit and personalized materials, with some insoles made in 15 minutes. That makes it suited to clients seeking discreet support in dress shoes, cushioning for sport or a tailored option for daily footwear. The emphasis is on matching the insole to the person’s activities, footwear and foot shape.

Summit Orthotic & Bracing provides orthotic and bracing solutions in Calgary, including knee braces, foot orthotics, paediatric care, off-the-shelf orthotics and custom rodeo elbow braces. The clinic’s certified orthotists and prosthetist-orthotists assess individual needs and fit or fine-tune devices for mobility and support.

Appointments are required or recommended, and the evaluation process is explained step by step. The service suits people seeking a brace, orthotic assessment, repair or adjustment, including those with minor strains, sprains or temporary injuries who may benefit from a custom-fit, lower-cost orthotic.

Align Prosthetics Orthotics Bracing provides custom prosthetics, orthotics, specialized bracing and cranial remoulding helmets in Calgary. The clinic fits knee and ankle braces, foot beds and other orthotic devices, while its cranial helmet service supports babies needing head-shape remoulding. Its personalized process includes discussing options, fitting devices, explaining application and care, and making adjustments when needed. Align also lists authorization for WCB, AHS, VA and NIHB, which can matter when arranging coverage. The clinic suits people seeking mobility support, post-injury bracing or a careful assessment of whether a new device is necessary. On-site services are available, with appointments identified as required or recommended.

Dalhousie Station Foot Clinic provides podiatry care for foot and toenail problems, including ingrown toenails, split toenails, plantar fasciitis and other foot ailments. Care can include assessment, procedures and follow-up during recovery, with orthotics support also available.

The clinic suits people looking for direct evaluation of a painful foot concern or ongoing help with foot mechanics. Its care pathway can run from initial assessment through treatment and recovery follow-up.

The Knee Clinic provides specialist assessment, diagnosis and care for knee and joint concerns, with a multidisciplinary team offering non-surgical procedures, physiotherapy, chiropractic care and surgical referrals. It can coordinate advanced imaging such as MRI, CT, diagnostic ultrasound, bone scans and X-rays, then review images and reports with patients.

Treatment options include joint injections such as cortisone, hyaluronic acid, ozone and prolotherapy, as well as custom knee bracing. Its therapists use an ARCON system to measure muscle strength before and after treatment. The clinic also provides pre- and post-surgical care and works with external health-care teams.

Kinetic Orthotics assesses foot and ankle concerns and develops orthotic solutions suited to individual needs. Appointments focus on understanding the source of discomfort, explaining options and determining whether custom orthotics are actually necessary. In some cases, the recommended remedy may be a lower-cost alternative rather than orthotics. The clinic also assists with insurance paperwork and billing questions, making it useful for patients who want both clinical assessment and practical administrative support. Appointments are required or recommended.

Group23 Sports Medicine Clinic provides sports medicine, physiotherapy, massage therapy, hand therapy, injection services and orthopaedic care for athletes and active individuals. Its specialists assess musculoskeletal injuries and offer both surgical and non-surgical treatment, including activity modification, bracing, injections and physical therapy. The clinic also provides an Accelerated Access Sports Injury program that allows self-referral for some acute injuries. Treatment planning considers each patient’s medical history, imaging, physical assessment, lifestyle and recovery goals.