Walking Mobility Clinics
#9 - 1084 Salk Road L1W 4B6 Pickering, ON, Canada

Our Industrial Orthotics provide improved comfort and support when wearing your work boots! X-Static & Poron XRD double cushioned foam layers provide pressure distribution that takes advantage of work boots' deeper fit Anti-microbial top-cloth reduces odour after prolonged wearing. Additional hind-foot post provides enhanced stability during repetitive loading throughout the workday Come in for an orthotic assessment before Dec 12th and we'll fit you with new orthotics... before the end of the year. Book here! https://walkingmobilityclinics.com/book-now/ See more

Relieve your pain & move better Regardless of the severity of your condition there's a lot more to managing your knee OA than medication and surgery. At Walking Mobility, we specialize in custom orthotics & bracing to relieve your pain, reduce swelling and slow the progression of your Knee OA.... Book your appointment today with a Walking Mobility Expert! https://walkingmobilityclinics.com/book-now/

Experiencing pain in your feet, legs and back? Jeff Grimshaw, a Walking Mobility Certified Pedorthist and the President of the Pedorthic Association of Canada, shares his expertise in preventing and minimizing lower limb pain. Read Jeff’s 6 ways to reduce pain in your feet, legs and back. https://www.besthealthmag.ca///reduce-pain-feet-legs-back/

Walking Mobility, your one stop for foot and leg pain relief. Our team consists of Canadian Certified Pedorthists specializing in foot and leg treatments. Since 1997, Walking Mobility has helped thousands of people overcome foot and leg pain. Your feet are in good hands.... Our team of Certified Pedorthists have education and training in anatomy and biomechanics specializing in the assessment of lower limb, muscle and join function. Their goal is to create a treatment plan using custom orthotics, orthopeadic footwear and other medical devices to keep you active on your feet for life. Experience the Walking Mobility difference and book an appointment today. https://walkingmobilityclinics.com/book-now/

Experiencing foot, ankle or knee pain that's limiting your daily activities? Walking Mobility is here to help! Our team of Canadian Certified Pedorthists will asses your feet and mobility to provide a personalized treatment plan to get you active again. Book an in-clinic or virtual assessment today we’re here to keep you safe, active and on your feet. https://walkingmobilityclinics.com/book-now/

Experiencing tight and sore calf muscles? Sore calf muscles can be uncomfortable and in some cases, restrict mobility in your ankles making it difficult to walk or run. With the right techniques, exercising and stretching the calves can relieve tension and help you get back to your day-to-day activities.... Check out our blog on "How to Strengthen & Stretch Calf Muscles": https://walkingmobilityclinics.com//how-to-strengthen-and/

Are you working on your feet all day and experiencing pain in your feet or lower limbs? You may feel that sore feet is a normal thing, but it doesn't have to be! At Walking Mobility, our goal is to relieve your pain and help get you back on your feet. Check out our 4 expert tips to help manage foot pain. https://walkingmobilityclinics.com//ways-to-relieve-workp/

Are you experiencing pain in your feet, ankles, knees or hips? Whether you prefer an in-clinic experience or a virtual assessment from the comfort of your home - we're here to keep you safe, active and on your feet. Learn more: https://walkingmobilityclinics.com/one2one/

Forefoot pain usually comes on gradually rather than suddenly, and increases with prolonged standing, walking, or running. It’s usually caused by inflammation of soft tissue that sits either below or between the bones in your forefoot. Read Walking Mobility’s latest blog on forefoot pain to learn about common associated symptoms and the best treatment options. https://walkingmobilityclinics.com//what-causes-forefoot-/

There's a common misconception that pronation is a bad thing, but it's actually a natural movement of the foot and ankle when you walk. Sometimes you can have too much of a good thing. And if you've been told you overpronate, you might be wondering if your feet are actually flatter than average and what you can do about it. At Walking Mobility, our Certified Pedorthists use a tool called the Foot Posture Index (FPI) to help us understand whether someone's pronation is within ...normal limits. Read Walking Mobility’s latest blog and learn more about FPI and how our Pedorthists measure pronation. https://walkingmobilityclinics.com//how-pronation-is-meas/

Pronation. Overpronation. Pronation of the foot. Pronated feet. Foot pronation. If you’ve been told you ‘overpronate’, you have probably wondered what that term meant. You might ask: Is some pronation ok but do I just do too much of it, or is any amount of pronation bad? Read Walking Mobility’s latest blog as we provide clarity around these commonly asked questions. https://walkingmobilityclinics.com//pronation-how-much-is/

Are your bunions painful and unsightly? Are you tired of the sharp pain in your big toe when you walk, exercise, or spend longer hours on your feet? Are you frustrated that your foot keeps getting wider and it's getting harder to find shoes that fit? At Walking Mobility, our certified experts will use the Walking Mobility Approach to create you a personalized treatment plan to relieve your bunion symptoms.... Book your appointment today. https://walkingmobilityclinics.com/book-now/

Walking Mobility’s personalized care program for knee OA. There’s a lot more to managing knee OA than medication and surgery, especially with elective procedures being deferred by months. Clinical experts increasingly say the best way to manage knee OA is to put you, the patient, in charge of your care. At Walking Mobility, we are here to help. Our ReActivate program provides a variety of conservative treatment options for mild to severe knee OA symptoms that will help reduce... pain and get you moving again. Book your appointment today. https://walkingmobilityclinics.com/book-now/

Painful first steps out of bed? Foot pain, particularly with those first steps out of bed in the morning, is often caused by a condition called plantar fasciitis. Plantar fasciitis pain is often most intense in the morning, then eases with some activity, but returns with prolonged weight-bearing. The sooner you start treatment, the better.... Our team of Canadian Certified Pedorthists will assess your feet and mobility, and provide a personalized treatment plan to help: - Relieve your pain - Repair your tissue - Get you active again Book your appointment today. https://walkingmobilityclinics.com/book-now/

We are open! The world has changed, but your feet haven't Our One2One program is our commitment to keeping you active, safe, and pain-free.... Whether you're spending more time in your socks at home, taking longer walks, or running to stay in shape, your feet and lower body are likely adjusting to your #newnormal One2One applies to all orthotics, bracing, and footwear appointments and includes the utmost in safety precautions paired with our undivided attention and expertise during your 1-to-1 appointment. If you’re experiencing any new changes or soreness in your feet or lower body, book an appointment to see us in-clinic or speak with a Walking Mobility Expert from the comfort of your home. Either way we will keep you safe, active and on your feet. Learn more: https://walkingmobilityclinics.com/one2one/

Keep your feet happy and healthy at home. Whether you’re enjoying casual Fridays every day, spending more time in the kitchen, or chasing after the kids all day - remember that going barefoot, or wearing your most comfortable sandals or slippers doesn’t always mean happy feet. Check out our expert tips on what to look for in your home footwear. https://walkingmobilityclinics.com//keep-your-feet-health/

Foot Health For The Front Lines. Nowadays front-line workers are stepping up, and working harder than ever, to provide healthcare and other essential services across our communities. If this is you, THANK YOU!... But you may also be experiencing new or increasing pain in your feet and lower limbs from working long hours on your feet. Our partner, Kintec Footwear and Orthotics, conducted a Workplace Foot Health Study in which over 75% of the 500 respondents reported their foot pain is a barrier to maintaining an active lifestyle outside of work. Walking Mobility by Kintec is here to help. Check out our 4 expert tips to help manage foot pain, which includes the Hoka One One Bondi 6, which will provide all-day comfort and support. https://walkingmobilityclinics.com//proper-foot-care-for-/

The world has changed, but your feet haven’t Whether you're spending more time in your socks at home, taking longer walks, or running to stay in shape, your feet and lower body are likely adjusting to your #newnormal If you're experiencing a new change or soreness in your feet or lower body and you already have orthotics from Walking Mobility, you can now book a FREE Virtual Orthotic ReAssessment.... In a video call with a Walking Mobility Pedorthist, we will review your unique history, discuss your treatment progress, and then build a personalized program to make you appreciate your feet on a whole new level! Book our Virtual Orthotic ReAssessment now: https://walkingmobilityclinics.com/book-now/

Every day, new information about the COVID-19 pandemic is presenting significant changes and challenges for us all. As we monitor the updates and assess the impacts, our #1 goal is to help everyone in our communities stay healthy and safe. To help stop the transmission of the Coronavirus, we will be temporarily closing our 8 corporate Walking Mobility Clinics effective Wednesday, March 18, 2020. - If you have an appointment scheduled on or after Wednesday, March 18, we will b...e contacting you directly to provide more information. - If you have already ordered custom orthotics, we will be contacting you directly to arrange for pick-up or delivery. Thank you for your loyalty and patience. Walking Mobility Clinics by Kintec walkingmobilityclinics.com/uncategorized/covid-19-updates/

Injuring oneself while exercising is pretty common, and can vary based on your type of exercise routine. Even highly active people can experience injuries during exercise. The team at Walking Mobility Clinics has some helpful tips for preventing injuries while exercising in our blog below!

Compression socks help treat venous insufficiency, which affects 90% of the general population. It is very common for even healthy individuals to experience some degree of swelling in the foot, ankle, or lower leg while sitting or standing for long periods of time. Without movement such as walking, it is easy for blood to pool in the lower limb. Head to our blog below to learn more about compression therapy for traveling.

For many of us, going to work each day is a big part of our lives - Unfortunately, so is getting sore feet from standing at work. If this sounds like you or someone you know head to our blog below for some strategies to help you reduce pain and minimize fatigue throughout your work day.

For athletes, outdoor enthusiasts and families alike, the winter season offers a wide range of unique activities for people of all ages. Whether you participate at a competitive level, recreationally or with your grandkids, proper fitting footwear and optimal foot alignment can directly affect your performance, comfort and enjoyment. Here are some of the ways foot orthotics may benefit you in your winter sports activities.

Did you know that Canadian wait times concerning hip health are now the longest ever on record? In the mean time, take a proactive approach to managing your hip health and check out our blog on 3 easy tips for improving hip health and staying active in old age.

So honoured to partner with the lovely folks at Youth Haven Canada in Midhurst Neighbours - Best Version Media and Springwater Neighbours - Best Version Media. ...We will support their efforts to empower at risk youth. Every new sponsor in 2020 will add to monthly donations. I am also donating the cost of a year's worth of promotion in both magazines, plus we have lots of ideas for great stories. Let's let these kids know that we care. Thanks to Ewen Boyd LLC, WOW 1 DAY PAINTING, Bolton Foods, Lee's Landscaping Design & Construction, Divine Door Designs & Window Coverings, Stetson Electric, Walking Mobility Clinics, Simcoe Contracting, Shack Shine and Active Green + Ross - 38 Anne St. South Barrie for their 2020 advertising campaigns. It is because of you that we can make such a difference to these kids. See more

From everyone here at Walking Mobility Clinics - Wishing you and yours the very best of the Holiday Season. Please note that all locations will be closed today and tomorrow. Enjoy these special days with friends and family!

Happy Holidays from all of us here at Walking Mobility Clinics! Our holiday hours are as follows below:

Do you suffer from constant foot pain? You’re not alone. Foot pain is a common issue for many people and is caused by many different things. While getting a proper diagnosis is important, there are ways you can manage and treat your pain effectively in the meantime.

If you have knee arthritis, you’re probably wondering about your treatment options. The most common forms of treatment for knee arthritis include anti-inflammatory medication, bracing and orthopedic surgery, but the right treatment option depends on a number of factors. Read our blog below to find the best option for you.

As #NationalKinesiologyWeek wraps-up, Walking Mobility Clinics wants to remind you of the importance that Kinesiology plays in pedorthics. Our Walking Mobility team has a background in Kinesiology and from there we specialize in the field of Pedorthics. Check out the link below for everything Kinesiology! https://buff.ly/376qNSW

Today, Thursday November 14th is #WorldDiabetesDay. Proper footwear can play an important role when it comes to preventing and managing diabetic foot issues. Read more about the features of diabetic footwear on the Kintec blog below: https://www.kintec.net//living-with-diabetes-what-you-nee/

Knowing what you can, and can't do when struggling with knee osteoarthritis can be difficult - that's why you have us! Read our list of Do's and Don'ts when it comes to managing your knee OA.

Osteoporosis [ os-tee-oh-puh-roh-sis ] At least 1 in 3 women and 1 in 5 men, 50 years of age or older will break a bone due to osteoporosis. In fact over 2 million Canadians are currently affected by osteoporosis. Check out the link below to learn more about osteoporosis and what you can do to prevent this disease.

Don't forget! This Saturday and Sunday we will be having a MASSIVE shoe sale at the Pickering Flea Market. Visit our on site foot experts from 9am - 5pm to try on brand name and orthopaedic shoes all for $50 or less! Find us at the Pickering Flea Market at 1400 Squires Beach Rd, Pickering ON.

Happy Labour Day! Please note that all of our locations are closed today. We hope that your weekend was filled with new adventures, relaxation, and lots of fun with family and friends!

You don’t need an expert to tell you how fast your kids (and their feet) grow! At Walking Mobility Clinics we want to help you make sure you're choosing the right footwear for your child this school year. Here are 5 tips you should read before you start shopping.

What's better than buying a new pair of sandals? Getting them for 25% off! The dog days of summer are here and so is our 25% off summer sandal sale. Shop now at our Walking Mobility Courtice, Richmond Hill, Toronto, Kitchener/Waterloo, Mississauga, Pickering, and Royal Bank Plaza locations. Hurry, just like summer this sale won't last long!

Happy Civic Holiday! Please note that all of our locations are closed today. Have a great long weekend everyone!

Did you know that the main arch of the foot, the medial longitudinal arch, begins to form at three to four years of age? We have created a blog with some tips regarding how to encourage proper foot development for your children! Give it a read:

Whether you call them orthotics, insoles, inserts, or footbeds - they are an effective way to give your feet added support. Orthotics offer a number of benefits to people with certain foot problems. So how do you know if you need orthotics? Read our blog to find out!