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MOTIONrehab is delighted to announce its latest partnership with Crispin Orthotics to provide a joint physiotherapy and orthotics service at MOTIONrehab

Crispin Orthotics have established themselves as a leading Orthotic service and product manufacturing company who constantly strive to develop new and unique orthotic solutions for their patients. Crispin Orthotics have introduced the latest technologies in order to help provide effective orthotics solutions to help walking, postural support, upper limb positioning and support.

Crispin Orthotics work with individuals following a neurological illness or injury such as; stroke, spinal cord injury, acquired brain injury, cerebral palsy and other neurological conditions. A treatment intervention starts with a bespoke assessment. This may include motion analysis, 3D scanning technology or casting.

The technological innovation at Crispin Orthotics have also introduced 3D printing technology into the manufacturing of their orthotics. This enables them the provision of extremely low profile custom made foot orthotics as well as lightweight, rigid wrist braces. This can frequently overcome the difficulties individuals experience when using orthotics that are heavy or too bulky to fit into footwear.

Crispin Orthotics realise the importance of a patient centred approach to the provision of Orthoses both in its NHS and private clinics and see one of the key elements to achieving this being partnership working with like-minded organisations. MOTIONrehab are proud to be collaborating with Crispin Orthotics.

MOTIONrehab and Crispin Orthotics now offer a joint Physiotherapy and Orthotics service.

For more information or to book an assessment, please call MOTIONrehab’s Clients Services Team on 0343 841 0123 or email: [email protected]

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