Orthotic devices can make a powerful difference in the lives of individuals living with stroke, cerebral palsy, or other neuromuscular conditions. At Complete Prosthetics & Orthotics, we create custom orthotics that support better mobility, improved posture, and greater independence for patients of all ages.

How Orthotics Work

Orthotics are external devices, like braces or splints, designed to stabilize joints, reduce abnormal motion, and support weak muscles. For stroke survivors or children with cerebral palsy, these devices are often essential in daily function and therapy.

Common Orthotics We Provide

• AFOs (Ankle-Foot Orthoses): Used to support walking, reduce foot drop, and improve gait stability.
• Knee-Ankle-Foot Orthoses: Used in more complex cases of paralysis or severe weakness.
• Upper Extremity Orthoses: Help support the wrist, elbow, or shoulder for functional tasks.

Benefits for Stroke Patients

After a stroke, patients may experience hemiplegia or weakness on one side of the body. Custom orthotics can help prevent contractures, reduce pain, and improve the ability to walk and balance.

Benefits for Children with Cerebral Palsy

Orthotics for pediatric patients are designed to grow with the child and support therapy goals. These devices improve alignment, assist with walking, and help reduce spasticity, giving children more freedom in their movements.

Collaborative Care

We work closely with physical therapists, physicians, and families to ensure that every orthotic device we fit supports your child’s or patient’s long-term mobility goals.

Is an Orthotic Right for You or Your Child?

If you’re exploring orthotic options after a stroke or for a child with cerebral palsy, contact our Boise office. We’re here to help you find the right support—designed for comfort, mobility, and real-life results.