Theraputic Bracing

Braces come in all shapes and sizes, fitting a variety of joints, including the spine. However, it is important to understand that generic braces are nowhere near as effective as a custom-fitted brace. 

A custom-fitted brace is fitted exactly to your body shape and size. As we are all made differently and our needs are different, having a specialist evaluate and fit a custom brace will give your joints the exact support they need.

Custom-fitted braces are used for:

• Relieving knee pain and providing support with walking or sports
• Providing ankle support, which is especially important after injury
• Low back pain to allow freedom of movement while providing support
• Elbow and wrist pain with lifting activities or sports

Not all braces are the same, and having an expert guide you to the correct brace is essential. Thus how well a brace is designed and fitted will provide the needed support to your joints. Costs don’t have to be high for a custom-fitted brace. Many off the shelf braces, just need the expert fitting to your body to allow maximum results. Our experts at  Central Physiotherapy & Massage can recommend and properly fit a brace that will work for you and your budget.

Braces will wear out with time, so it is important to have check ups to make sure the brace fits properly, may need adjusting or may need to be replaced. In addition, brace technology changes rapidly and new models offer more freedom of movement and support. 

Often, insurance companies will cover for updates to braces and orthotics after a period of time. The end result is a brace that correctly fits you and supports you, allowing you to enjoy the activities you want without pain.

To learn more about our large selection of braces, custom fitting, and competitive prices, Contact Us today at Central Physiotherapy & Massage and book a consultation to see if bracing could be an option for you. 

Braces are often used to restrict undesired, potentially harmful motion and to allow desired motion. We carry braces and supports for several injuries including:

• Ligamentous Knee Injuries (ACL, MCL, LCL)
• Post Knee Surgery - Post MCL & ACL reconstruction and meniscectomy 
• Meniscus Tears 
• Osteoarthritis (Knee Arthritis) -
• Ankle Sprains
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Shoulder Dislocations/Rotator Cuff Tears 
• Wrist Sprains
• Tennis and golfers’ elbow