Our custom orthotics are the best value in town, and the only ones in the industry with the guarantee that you'll like them, and that they'll help. We'll get them right or you get your money back.

ForwardMotion 3D Orthotic Scanning Technology is a cutting-edge system for creating custom-made orthotics. It uses a combination of hardware and software to create a three-dimensional model of the foot, which can be used to design and fabricate orthotics that are precisely tailored to an individual's unique foot shape.

The information is then processed by specialized software that uses algorithms to create a 3D model of the foot. The model includes all the necessary data, including arch height, pressure points, and foot shape, which is used to design and fabricate custom-made orthotics that are specific to the individual's needs.

One of the key benefits of ForwardMotion 3D Orthotic Scanning Technology is its ability to produce orthotics that are highly accurate and effective in treating a wide range of foot conditions. The technology also enables practitioners to customize the design and materials used in the orthotic to suit the patient's needs and preferences, making it possible to create orthotics that are both comfortable and effective.

Overall, the ForwardMotion 3D Orthotic Scanning Technology represents a significant advance in orthotic design and manufacturing, providing patients with a highly effective and personalized solution for treating a variety of foot conditions.

We want to make sure you're well-informed about insurance coverage for custom orthotics (under code L3000), especially if you're dealing with painful foot conditions. Please take a moment to review this information before attempting to navigate the and outs of insurance coverage for custom orthotics through your provider.

1. Eligibility and Medical Necessity: 

Your insurance policy holds the key to whether your custom orthotics get covered or not. Your doctor at the Sonoran Foot & Ankle Institute will determine their medical necessity, and your foot condition will need to align with your insurance plan's criteria. Just remember, different insurance providers and policies have their own rules.

2. Prior Authorization:

Before you take the leap and get custom orthotics, it's essential to touch base with  your insurance provider. They may require you to get prior authorization, and skipping this step might result in coverage denial or increased costs. 

3. Coverage Limits and Co-Payments:

Insurance plans often have limits on what they'll cover for custom orthotics. Additionally, you might be responsible for co-payments, deductibles, or coinsurance, depending on your insurance policy. It's all laid out in your policy documents, so it's worth checking. If it's not easily understood from your policy documentation please call your insurance company. Ask your them specifically if your policy "covers the code L3000, for custom orthotics." Listen carefully to what they have to say, remember to ask whether Co-Payments or deductibles apply.

4. Documentation and Medical Records:

To support the medical necessity of your custom orthotics under code L3000, Sonoran Foot & Ankle Institute may need to maintain detailed documentation and submit this information to your insurance provider for processing. We're more than happy to help if that should be required.

5. Appeals Process:

Don't lose hope if your insurance claim for custom orthotics gets denied. You have the option to appeal the decision. Get acquainted with your insurance plan's appeals process and adhere to their deadlines.

6.Benefit Changes:

Insurance plans can change their coverage policies. It's your responsibility to stay informed about any changes that could impact your custom orthotics coverage.

7. Out-of-Pocket Expenses: 

As an extension of section 3. "Coverage Limits and Copayments," be prepared for potential out-of-pocket expenses, even if your insurance covers custom orthotics. You might have to cover deductibles, co-pays, or additional costs for special orthotic features. Keep these costs in mind as you explore your coverage options.

8. Policy Interpretation: 

Remember that the interpretation of insurance policies and codes, like code L3000, is up to your insurance provider. This information, even if followed with perfection, is not intended to be legal or insurance advice.  Because we like you, we have provided these points as a general guide and doesn't guarantee coverage.

Before making any decisions, we recommend discussing your situation with your doctor at the Sonoran Foot & Ankle Institute and reaching out to your insurance provider. Take a close look at your policy documents to get the specifics of your custom orthotics coverage. Understanding your insurance coverage is essential for making well-informed choices about your healthcare expenses.