What are orthotics used for?

Orthotics are custom devices that support, align, or correct the function of a limb or the spine. They are used for conditions like flat feet, foot drop, scoliosis, and cerebral palsy.

How much do custom orthotics cost in India?

Custom orthotic insoles start from around ₹3,000–₹8,000. More complex devices like AFOs or spinal braces range from ₹15,000 to ₹80,000 depending on the type.

How long do custom orthotics last?

Most custom orthotics last 1–3 years with proper care. Children's orthotics may need replacing sooner as their feet grow.

Custom Orthotics Solutions

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Good Fit

Digitally scanned and machined with submillimeter accuracy for a comfortable and secure fit needing fewer adjustments.

Broad Portfolio

Wide range of devices for various budgets and performance needs, sourcing top components globally to suit your lifestyle and activities.

Durable and Customisable

Made from tough polypropylene and carbon fibre, our devices meet ISO standards and include customisable cosmetic and skin-like finishes.

Custom Care

We create custom orthoses and orthoprostheses for various medical conditions.

Legs

Ankle braces, knee supports, ankle-foot orthotics, dynamic AFOs, diabetic footwear, and custom insoles designed for durable support and movement.

Disclaimer: This list isn't complete—We can craft any custom assistive device tailored to your medical needs as prescribed by your healthcare professional. We make orthoses and orthoprosthesis tailored to a wide range of medical conditions, including cerebral palsy, spina bifida, polio, congenital deformities, diabetic care, spinal cord injuries, limb length discrepancies among others.

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Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis (Carbon Fibre)

Insole(Carbon Fibre)

Ankle Foot Orthosis

Foot Reaction Orthosis

Articulated KAFO with Drop Lock Knee Joint(Polypropylene)

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Posterior Leaf Spring Ankle Foot Orthosis

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Supra Mallelio Orthosis

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Insole (Polyproplylene)

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Carbon UCBL

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Hands

Advanced joints that offer fluid, natural arm movements for ease in everyday activities.

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Functional Hand Splint

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Functional Hand Splint

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Head & Spine

Custom upper body spinal orthotics, offering stability, pain relief, and enhanced support for your daily activities.

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Thoracic Lumbar Sacral Orthosis

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Thoracic Lumbar Sacral Orthosis

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Cranial Helmet

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Cranial Helmet

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Special Devices

Custom supportive devices for conditions like cerebral palsy, various paediatric supports, and wheelchair modifications to enhance mobility and comfort.

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Standing Frame

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Special Chair

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Twin Device

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Our Process

With advanced 3D scanning and machining, we achieve submillimeter precision, meaning fewer visits and faster turnaround times. We are dedicated to making a meaningful difference with every step you take, enabling a full and active life.

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Step 01

Getting to know you

When you reach out, we’ll begin by understanding your needs and answering any questions you may have.

Step 02

Visiting the clinic

Book an assessment with our prosthetists to discuss device options. Home assessments may be arranged in special cases.

Step 03

Fitting the device

Once you’ve made your decision, we’ll fit your new device and continue to support you with follow-ups, training, and maintenance.

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Orthoses for running

A custom made TLSO brace by Rise Bionics

Scoliosis and Spinal Bracing

A polypropylene insole custom made for a patient of Rise Bionics

Insoles for Flat Feet

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FAQ

I've been told I need an orthosis. Where do I start?

Start by getting in touch. We'll ask you a few questions about your condition and may request photos or medical reports to better understand your needs. From there, we'll guide you through the next steps and recommend the most suitable solution.

What is an orthotic device?

An orthosis is a custom device that supports, stabilises, protects, or improves the function of a part of your body. Depending on your needs, it may help reduce pain, improve mobility, correct alignment, or support recovery after an injury or surgery.

How much does an orthosis cost?

The cost depends on the type of device, the materials used, and your clinical needs. We offer a range of solutions and will clearly explain your options, so you can choose what's right for you.

What makes a Rise Bionics orthosis different?

Every orthosis we make is custom-designed for the individual. Using digital 3D scanning and digital fabrication, we create precise devices that fit comfortably and are tailored to your body, condition, and goals.

What conditions can orthoses help with?

orthoses can support a wide range of conditions, including cerebral palsy, scoliosis, stroke, foot drop, sports injuries, arthritis, diabetic foot conditions, spinal conditions, and post-operative recovery. If you're unsure whether an orthotic device is right for you, we're happy to advise.

How long does it take to receive my orthosis?

The timeline varies depending on the type of device and your requirements. After your assessment, we'll provide a realistic timeline and keep you updated throughout the process.

Will I need to wear my orthosis all the time?

Not always. Some devices are worn throughout the day, while others are only needed during specific activities or while you sleep. We'll explain exactly how and when your device should be used.

Will my orthosis feel uncomfortable at first?

It can take a little time for your body to adjust to a new device. We'll guide you through a gradual wearing schedule and explain what to expect. If something doesn't feel right, let us know so we can assess the fit.

Can children use orthotic devices?

Yes. We regularly create custom orthotic devices for children with a wide range of conditions. Because children grow quickly, we also recommend regular reviews to ensure the device continues to fit and support them properly.

Do I need a doctor's prescription?

Not always. You can contact us directly for an assessment. If you've been referred by your doctor or physiotherapist, you're welcome to bring any reports or prescriptions with you.

Can my orthosis be adjusted as my body changes?

Yes. Your needs may change over time, and your orthosis should adapt with you. During follow-up appointments, we'll assess how your device is performing and recommend adjustments or a replacement if needed.

Are orthotic devices covered by insurance or government schemes?

Some insurance providers and government schemes may help cover the cost of orthotic devices. Our team can guide you through the options available based on your situation.

Need help finding the right device? Our experts are ready to guide you.

Reach out to us to get personalised guidance from our medical experts. We're here to help you find the best solution for your needs.

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Good Fit

Digitally scanned and machined with submillimeter accuracy for a comfortable and secure fit needing fewer adjustments.

Broad Portfolio

Wide range of devices for various budgets and performance needs, sourcing top components globally to suit your lifestyle and activities.

Durable and Customisable

Made from tough polypropylene and carbon fibre, our devices meet ISO standards and include customisable cosmetic and skin-like finishes.

Custom Care

We create custom orthoses and orthoprostheses for various medical conditions.

Legs

Hands

Head & Spine

Special Devices

Our Process

Step 01

Getting to know you

Step 02

Visiting the clinic

Step 03

Fitting the device

Resources

Orthoses for running

Scoliosis and Spinal Bracing

Insoles for Flat Feet

Need help finding the right device? Our experts are ready to guide you.