Brace Options

The Arthritis and Injury Care Centre carries a variety of brace options. Select a part of the body below to learn more.

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Knee Braces

At Arthritis and Injury Care, we have a large variety of knee braces to help rehabilitate and care for many different knee conditions. Among some of the most common conditions for knee braces are osteoarthritis, ligament strains (ACL, MCL, LCL, & PCL), patellofemoral syndrome, and meniscal injuries. Depending on your condition, symptoms, and needs, our braces can be used to offload the joint (or reduce stress on the joint), provide stability and support, help align the patella, and/or provide compression. All of our braces contain rigid material.

 

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Back Braces

A back brace can be very beneficial in maintaining daily function and can be used to help with the management of both chronic and acute conditions. Most back braces will apply compression around the abdominal cavity to increase intra-abdominal pressure. This increase in pressure provides support and stabilization to the spine and surrounding muscles. Some of our back braces also have a rigid plate for spinal stability. A large portion of our back bracing is for conditions of the lower spine and SI joint, although we do have options for the upper back and neck as well.

 

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Hip Braces

Hip bracing is generally used to control the range of motion of the hip joint during rehabilitation of an acute injury or post-operatively. Other types of hip bracing can promote external rotation and abduction of the hip to help with pain, resulting from impingement or osteoarthritis. Alternatively, compression shorts can provide stability to the hip joints and reduce inflammation.

 

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Foot Braces

At Arthritis & Injury Care Centre, we have many braces related to foot and ankle rehabilitation. Bootwalkers make up the majority of foot-related bracing. We use boot walkers for many different rehab situations in order to immobilize the joints of the foot and ankle while still allowing semi or full weight-bearing gait.

These situations can involve:

  • Fractures of the bones of the feet
  • Surgical interventions like joint replacements or joint fusions
  • Soft tissue rupture or injury

We also have foot braces for conditions like:

  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Achilles tendinitis
  • Bunion pain
  • And more…

 

Contact us for a no obligation consultation
 

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Ankle Braces

A large portion of ankle braces are designed to support the outside of the ankle. The ankle is most susceptible to injury on this side, and we often see ligament sprains and tendon strains due to the injury. At the Arthritis & Injury Care Centre we have many different ankle braces with varying levels of support; depending on the type and severity of the injury. We also have many different styles of compression ankle braces that are designed to help with swelling and inflammation of the ankle post-injury.

 

Contact us for a no obligation consultation
 

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Shoulder Braces

Most shoulder braces fit into one of two broad categories; immobilization or functional.

At the Arthritis & Injury Care Centre, we have many different types of shoulder immobilizers or slings. These are usually meant for after an acute injury or surgery.

The other type of shoulder brace, functional, is usually meant for during activity in order to limit the range of motion of the shoulder by providing a compressive and restricting force. This is accomplished by the material used in the brace, and sometimes an additional strapping technique around the shoulder joint.

 

Contact us for a no obligation consultation
 

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Elbow Braces

The majority of elbow braces we offer are for chronic injuries, such as tendonitis. There are different versions of this brace to provide different support and comfort to the elbow, such as compression. We also offer braces that restrict or limit the range of motion to the elbow to prevent specific movements to protect from further damage or injury.

 

Contact us for a no obligation consultation
 

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Hand/Wrist Braces

Many of our hand and wrist braces are designed to immobilize the affected joint. Wrist braces typically have metal or hard plastic stays throughout the braces in different areas depending on the support required. The thumb is the most common part of the hand to require bracing. There are braces which include both thumbs as wrist as well. While not as common, we do offer bracing for fingers for conditions such as OA and trigger finger.

 

Contact us for a no obligation consultation
 

Brace Options

The Arthritis and Injury Care Centre carries a variety of brace options. Select a part of the body below to learn more.

  • Knee

    Knee Braces

    At Arthritis and Injury Care, we have a large variety of knee braces to help rehabilitate and care for many different knee conditions. Among some of the most common conditions for knee braces are osteoarthritis, ligament strains (ACL, MCL, LCL, & PCL), patellofemoral syndrome, and meniscal injuries. Depending on your condition, symptoms, and needs, our braces can be used to offload the joint (or reduce stress on the joint), provide stability and support, help align the patella, and/or provide compression. All of our braces contain rigid material.

     

    Download Case Study
     

     

    Contact us for a no obligation consultation
     
  • Back

    Back Braces

    A back brace can be very beneficial in maintaining daily function and can be used to help with the management of both chronic and acute conditions. Most back braces will apply compression around the abdominal cavity to increase intra-abdominal pressure. This increase in pressure provides support and stabilization to the spine and surrounding muscles. Some of our back braces also have a rigid plate for spinal stability. A large portion of our back bracing is for conditions of the lower spine and SI joint, although we do have options for the upper back and neck as well.

     

    Contact us for a no obligation consultation
     
  • Hip

    Hip Braces

    Hip bracing is generally used to control the range of motion of the hip joint during rehabilitation of an acute injury or post-operatively. Other types of hip bracing can promote external rotation and abduction of the hip to help with pain, resulting from impingement or osteoarthritis. Alternatively, compression shorts can provide stability to the hip joints and reduce inflammation.

     

    Contact us for a no obligation consultation
     
  • Foot

    Foot Braces

    At Arthritis & Injury Care Centre, we have many braces related to foot and ankle rehabilitation. Bootwalkers make up the majority of foot-related bracing. We use boot walkers for many different rehab situations in order to immobilize the joints of the foot and ankle while still allowing semi or full weight-bearing gait.

    These situations can involve:

    • Fractures of the bones of the feet
    • Surgical interventions like joint replacements or joint fusions
    • Soft tissue rupture or injury

    We also have foot braces for conditions like:

    • Plantar fasciitis
    • Achilles tendinitis
    • Bunion pain
    • And more…

     

    Contact us for a no obligation consultation
     
  • Ankle

    Ankle Braces

    A large portion of ankle braces are designed to support the outside of the ankle. The ankle is most susceptible to injury on this side, and we often see ligament sprains and tendon strains due to the injury. At the Arthritis & Injury Care Centre, we have many different ankle braces with varying levels of support; depending on the type and severity of the injury. We also have many different styles of compression ankle braces that are designed to help with swelling and inflammation of the ankle post-injury.

     

    Contact us for a no obligation consultation
     
  • Shoulder

    Shoulder Braces

    Most shoulder braces fit into one of two broad categories; immobilization or functional.

    At the Arthritis & Injury Care Centre, we have many different types of shoulder immobilizers or slings. These are usually meant for after an acute injury or surgery.

    The other type of shoulder brace, functional, is usually meant for during activity in order to limit the range of motion of the shoulder by providing a compressive and restricting force. This is accomplished by the material used in the brace, and sometimes an additional strapping technique around the shoulder joint.

     

    Contact us for a no obligation consultation
     
  • Elbow

    The majority of elbow braces we offer are for chronic injuries, such as tendonitis. There are different versions of this brace to provide different support and comfort to the elbow, such as compression. We also offer braces that restrict or limit the range of motion to the elbow to prevent specific movements to protect from further damage or injury.

     

    Contact us for a no obligation consultation
     
  • Hand/Wrist

    Many of our hand and wrist braces are designed to immobilize the affected joint. Wrist braces typically have metal or hard plastic stays throughout the braces in different areas depending on the support required. The thumb is the most common part of the hand to require bracing. There are braces which include both thumbs as wrist as well. While not as common, we do offer bracing for fingers for conditions such as OA and trigger finger.

     

    Contact us for a no obligation consultation