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Orthopedic Bracing

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Discover the added support your body needs in the form of an orthopedic brace. Our practitioners at Aligned Health are trained to assess your specific needs and recommend the right orthopedic brace to help you achieve your goals for a more active, pain-free life. From measurements to final fittings we will find the solution that works best for you.

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Why Choose an Orthopedic Brace?

An orthopedic brace is a medical device designed to provide external support to a joint, ligament, or muscle. Braces can be made from a variety of materials, including knit fabric, metal stays, plastic, and carbonfibre. They come in different levels of support, from simple compression sleeves to rigid immobilizers. We carry braces for the ankle, knee, back, elbow, wrist and hand.

People seek out orthopedic bracing for a number of reasons, often to help them manage a current injury, prevent a new one, or simply to gain confidence in their movements. A brace can be used to alleviate pain, reduce swelling, and provide stability to an area. Whether you are recovering from a sprain, managing a chronic condition like arthritis, or looking to protect a joint during sports, a brace can provide the support you need to move with confidence.

Orthopedic Bracing and Your Body

ANKLE

Commonly treated conditions:

- Achilles Tendonitis

- Achilles Bursitis

- Ankle Instability

- Ankle Sprain / Swelling

- Ankle Stress Fracture

- Plantar Fasciitis / Flat Feet

- Osteoarthritis of the Ankle

- Foot Flexion Paresis / Foot Drop

- Foot Drop (post operative)

- Ball of Foot Pain / Splayed foot / Metatarsalgia

- Heel Spurs

- Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction (PTTD)

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How to Measure the Ankle

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KNEE

Commonly treated conditions:

- ACL / PCL Injury

- Chronic Instability

- Knee Arthrosis (mild)

- Knee Arthrosis (post-op)

- Patellar Tendonitis / Jumpers Knee

- Meniscal Damage

- Chondromalacia Patellae

- Immobilization of the Knee Joint

- Patella Fracture

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How to Measure the Knee

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BACK

Commonly treated conditions:

- Herniated Disc / Slipped disc

- Casual Lower Back pain

- Sacroiliac Joint Discomfort

- Sciatica

- Scoliosis

- Vertebral Fractures

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How to Measure the Back

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ELBOW

Commonly treated conditions:

- Tennis & Golfers elbow or lateral epicondylitis

- Chronic Tendonitis

- Elbow Arthritis

- Preventing Injury during Sports

- Elbow Sprains / Strains

- Elbow Irritation

- Postoperative elbow care

- Rheumatic Elbow Conditions

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How to Measure the Elbow

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WRIST

Commonly treated conditions:

- Wrist Sprains

- Wrist Arthritis

- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

- Wrist Fracture

- Drop Hand

- Paresis of the Upper Limb

- Scaphoid Injuries

- Rheumatological Conditions

- Ulnar metacarpophalangeal Joint

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How to Measure the Wrist

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