Paediatric Conditions

that can be controlled, aligned, corrected and/or supported with assistive devices, including customised cranial remoulding orthoses, ankle-foot orthosis (AFO), scoliosis bracing and biomechanical insoles.
Plagiocephaly
Plagiocephaly

The Safe To Sleep campaign has resulted in increasing flat head conditions in babies. We have fitted over 5000 babies with cranial remoulding helmet to correct their flat head. But what's plagiocephaly?

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Idiopathic Scoliosis
Idiopathic Scoliosis
Most common type of scoliosis in the adolescent period that affects girls 7 times more than boys in Singapore (ratio 7:1). The cause for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) is mostly unknown.
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Gait Deviation
Gait Deviation
Gait abnormalities are a regular part of your child's physical development. Should you be concerned? If so, when is the right time to seek early intervention for your child?
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Paedia
Extraction of word from wikipedia & paediatrics
Ortho
Ortho
Greek prefix meaning straight, upright and to correct

About Us

We are Singapore's first and only orthotic centre providing full head-to-toe orthotic solutions for children, with the aid of up-to-date scanning and diagnostic equipment. Our team is powered by certified prosthetists/orthotists who have worked in major hospitals.
Our Mission
Our founders, Susanna and Heidi shared the same passion of providing timely and quality orthotic care to children with orthotic needs. It is our mission to provide patient-centric care in enhancing the quality of our patient’s lives, through the employment of the best clinical practices and latest technologies in the field of orthotic care.
Our Name
Our name, Orthopaedia, derived from the words Ortho and Pedia placed together. Orthopaedia is dedicated to the correction and optimization of the bodily structures of our children, using well-established and studied resources to obtain the best clinical outcome. We are also committed to raise the awareness and educate on the need for orthoses.