Orthotics

Dependable Orthotic Services

The majority of Memphis area Podiatrist, Orthopedist and General Practitioners know that they can depend on the experts at Spears for quality bracing, diabetic shoes and insoles. Medicare and most private insurances allow 1 pair per calendar year. The biggest hurdle for us is to receive all of the needed paperwork necessary for insurance authorization. See the "FOR PATIENTS" tab above for the forms.

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Introducing: Spears Prosthetics and Orthotics AMFIT Cad/Cam Machine

Are you tired of your feet hurting? are you a diabetic and need foot pain relief?

Our state of the art custom orthotics are the most modern technique that is available in the trial-state area for orthotics. Each patient's foot is scanned and digitized to form your orthotics. Each digitized scan can be adjusted to control pressure points allowing the vast majority of our patients to go back to an individual comfortable lifestyle.

This procedure allows us to be able to measure today and were tomorrow once insurance approves. Self pay patients re measured today and are ready to wear tomorrow.

Call us today to set up your appointment (901) 763-6999

AFOs, hand splints, cubital runner, hip abduction braces, ROM knee braces, pneumatic walking boots

We keep as many items as shelf space allows. Sometimes we do have runs on items where we might have to order them. Usually, ordered items will be in within 3 business days

Non-custom spinal braces

AFOs, hand splints, cubital runner, hip abduction braces, ROM knee braces, pneumatic walking boots

Non-custom spinal braces are always in stock. We only utilize name brand-high quality spinal braces including TLSOs with sternal bar attachments and keep them in-stock. Custom fabricated spinal braces can be delivered in as little as 1 business day.

Most private insurances are accepted

AFOs, hand splints, cubital runner, hip abduction braces, ROM knee braces, pneumatic walking boots

Most private insurances are accepted

We accept most private insurances. As with Medicare, as long as you have met your deductible and have a covered secondary insurance, there is no cost for the brace. If there is a copay, you are responsible at the time of delivery.