An SMO, or supramalleolar orthosis, supports the foot and ankle and is usually prescribed to children for conditions such as pes planus (flat feet) or mild toe walking. Multiple measurements will be taken of each foot to ensure a custom fit for these orthoses.

A KAFO, or knee-ankle-foot orthosis, is an orthosis that extends the full length of the leg and is designed to provide stability to weakened joints, control unwanted motions, and provide stability. A cast of the leg will be taken to achieve a customized fit.

CAM walkers limit motion in the ankle and foot after injury, and can also be modified to reduce pressure on ulcerations on the foot.

Diabetic shoes, in combination with foot orthotics, help protect the feet. Foot orthotics will redistribute pressure to avoid skin breakdown, and the extra-depth diabetic shoes will ensure enough room for the foot and the foot orthosis within the shoe.