The next step is going to a ped orthopedist, and since that won't be until Jan at this point, going that route and getting inserts that way will cost more than $550. But at least it will be applied to our deductible š
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I got custom orthotics for an ongoing foot issue I had and it immediately solved the problem, while non custom ones did nada, so I think you made the right call, regardless of the $ (which, to be clear, I agree is insane)
They were like "this is an investment for life! You can trade them in for a new size every time she grows!" OK that is great... if they work. If they don't I'm just out $500.
UGH, no. One of my kids needed custom orthotic inserts for really bad pronation, but insurance (of f***ing course) only covers inserts for people with foot issues caused by diabetes, so we also paid $500. And Iām pretty sure we have to pay for new ones once they get too small š«
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