Custom Orthotic Care

Function and Comfort in Harmony

For decades, we have been manufacturing custom-fit, particularly lightweight
carbon Carbon offers the advantage of exceptional stability, while the low weight and silicone enhance wearing comfort.
orthoses. Our commitment to continuous development has led us to combine the proven stability of carbon with the flexible properties of
silicone The silicone ensures the orthosis rests softly against the body and prevents pressure points.
. This technological advancement allows us to noticeably increase wearing comfort for our patients.

Lightness in Everyday Life

A significant advantage of our fittings is their reduced weight. Compared to many conventional designs, our orthoses are significantly lighter, which facilitates daily mobility without having to make compromises on necessary stability or therapeutic function. Furthermore, our orthoses are designed so that almost all everyday shoes can be worn without problems, which additionally increases daily comfort.

We view every orthosis as a unique individual piece. The path to a reliable fitting includes:

  • Detailed measurement of the affected limbs.
  • Comprehensive movement analysis and assessment of muscle status.
  • Careful final adjustments for a harmonious integration into the movement sequence.


The goal is a fitting that safely supports the user while simultaneously allowing a high degree of freedom of movement within physical possibilities.

Our Philosophy

Decades of experience in precise craftsmanship go into every orthosis we manufacture. We see ourselves not just as manufacturers, but as partners on your path to a better quality of life. That is why we place great value on personal consultation and close support throughout the entire treatment process—from the initial consultation to long-term follow-up care.

Why a Custom-Made Orthosis?

While prefabricated off-the-shelf products often require compromises, an individual custom fabrication offers decisive advantages for therapeutic success:

  • Precise tuning to the respective limb shape to avoid pressure points.
  • Targeted support exactly where the anatomical weakness lies.
  • Higher comfort through high-quality material combinations (e.g., silicone inlays).
  • Adaptation to specific requirements such as work, sports, or leisure.

Special Solutions for Special Requirements

Mobility does not end at the water’s edge. We develop orthoses for specific areas of application, such as waterproof fittings. These allow our patients to safely perform activities like swimming or staying in wet areas with their usual stability.

Specialized Solutions

Support for Peroneal Nerve Palsy

Damage to the
peroneal nerve The peroneal nerve is a major nerve of the lower leg that originates from the sciatic nerve. It is responsible for moving the foot (lifting and turning it sideways) as well as for sensation on the outside of the lower leg and the top of the foot.
often results in drop foot (Fußheberschwäche), which increases the risk of falling and impairs the gait pattern. Our specialized ankle-foot systems address this to mechanically compensate for lost muscle function. Using these braces promotes a near-natural rollover behavior of the foot. This helps minimize compensatory movements in the hips or back, thereby preventing secondary damage caused by poor posture. We pay special attention to maintaining mobility in the ankle joint as much as possible to support active participation in social life.

Do You Have Questions?

We are happy to provide a personal consultation!

Do you have any unanswered questions, or would you like an assessment of your current fitting situation? No matter whether you are about to receive your first prosthesis or already have many years of experience as a user—we take the time to discuss your concerns in detail.

You are welcome to schedule an appointment for a personal consultation at our facility, or contact us in advance by phone. Together, we will clarify what concrete possibilities modern orthopedic technology offers for your individual needs.

FAQs

The combination of both materials unites two crucial advantages: Carbon provides the necessary stability and energy savings while walking due to its high strength and low weight. Silicone, on the other hand, serves as a soft interface between the rigid shell and your skin. It significantly increases wearing comfort, reduces local pressure peaks, and improves the adhesion of the orthosis to the body without unnecessarily irritating the skin.
Prefabricated orthoses (off-the-shelf products) are based on average measurements and can only account for anatomical peculiarities to a limited extent. A custom fabrication, on the other hand, is tailored exactly to your anatomical shape and functional needs. This allows us to achieve better force transmission and avoid pressure points or instabilities that can occur more frequently with standard solutions.
With damage to the
peroneal nerve The peroneal nerve is a major nerve of the lower leg that originates from the sciatic nerve. It is responsible for moving the foot (lifting and turning it sideways) as well as for sensation on the outside of the lower leg and the top of the foot.
, the body lacks the strength to lift the foot during the swing phase of walking. Our carbon orthoses mechanically take over this lifting function. They hold the foot in a stable position and enable a controlled heel strike. This prevents the typical “catching” of the toes, makes the gait pattern more even, and significantly reduces the risk of falling.
Conventional orthoses are often not designed for moisture or extreme stress. However, we manufacture special waterproof orthoses or sports fittings upon request. These consist of materials that are resistant to water and chlorine, so that you are safely supported even in the swimming pool or during therapeutic water applications.
Since every fitting is unique, we plan for several steps: After cost clarification, an initial consultation, and the plaster cast (or measurement), we manufacture the orthosis. Fittings and, if necessary, fine-tuning follow to optimally integrate the function into your movement sequence. We take the time necessary to ensure the orthosis reliably supports you in everyday life—the exact duration always depends on the complexity of the fitting.

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