If you just laced up your first pair of modified shoes — or you’re still deciding whether to order — you’re probably asking the question we hear more than any other: how long does getting used to a shoe lift… Read More »Getting Used to a Shoe Lift: How Long Does It Take?
Most shoe lifts are paid out of pocket, but HSA/FSA funds usually work — and we accept HSA cards directly. Here is how insurance, Medicare, and reimbursement actually work for custom shoe lifts.
A knee replacement is supposed to be the end of the pain — so it can be unsettling when, weeks after surgery, one leg suddenly feels longer or shorter than the other. If that’s happening to you, take a breath:… Read More »Shoe Lifts for Leg Length Discrepancy After Knee Replacement
If you suspect one of your legs is shorter than the other, the first question is always the same: by how much? The answer determines everything — whether you need a lift at all, what height to start with, and… Read More »How to Measure Leg Length Discrepancy at Home: A Step-by-Step Guide
Quick answer: Leg length discrepancy (LLD) means one leg measures shorter than the other. Up to 5 mm is normal and usually harmless. Between 5–25 mm, a custom shoe lift is the fix most orthopedists recommend before surgery. Here’s how to tell… Read More »What Is Leg Length Discrepancy? Causes & Fix Options