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4.7 (3 reviews)
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Scheck & Siress - Patient parking on both sides of the ramp. North Tower, across the street from the Marriott Residence Inn.

Scheck & Siress

4.3(6 reviews)
15.8 mi

My 9 year old son has been wearing orthotics in his shoes for as long as I can remember. A physical…read moretherapist sent us here to get them several years ago and the orthotics have been working well for him so we continue to go back each year for new ones as his foot grows. You'll need a prescription from a Dr to be seen, which I always get easily from our pediatrician. I book our appointments a year out since they get busy. I have changed appointments on occasion, which can be difficult to find a time, but doable. We are usually in and out within 45 minutes for appointment #1 and then back about a month later to get the actual orthotics. It can be challenging to find the right shoes to fit them in, but i"ve found new balance wide sneakers work best. All the staff here are great and I see no reason we won't continue to go here for our orthotic needs.

We are first time parents and in our family we are the first parents to have a child with clubfeet…read more Even with all the research, conversations with doctors, there are still so many unknowns and questions when it comes to clubfoot. Our 3 month baby has finally transitioned from the cast to the Dobbs Bar. When we went to get them fitted we against didn't know what to expect. We took the technicians words very seriously. He said "tight is never tight enough" and continued to tighten the straps. As he did this our baby screamed at the top of his lungs. We just assumed because this was a new contraption and the Dobbs bar forced his feet into a new position he was just uncomfortable. As the night continued he continued to scream, and through additional research and blogs we thought this was a normal reaction. He wasn't sleeping properly, and his milk intake dropped to half. We started to worry and went through the possible check list of what could be the issue outside of the bar. By the next day (still within the 23 hour wear period) he was a completely different baby, my husband made the executive decision to take the boots off and see if that was the issue and it was. Our sons feet was swollen, blood shot red and blistered due to how tight he technician put his boots on. From everything we read these were ALL the things we needed to avoid, but due to the technicians hurry he continued to tighten the boots. We rushed to the pediatrician office, they confirmed no fever, infection, and did a full check up to make sure he was ok. Thankfully our baby is extremely resilient, but now he must be without cast or boots for at least 4 days and will most likely be recasted once his blisters heal. Causing what we think will be regression of his clubfeet. Our advice listen to your baby!! The technician isn't always correct, and they treat every patient like a they are some cookie cutter subject. I don't recommend this clinic for boots and bar fitting. If you do go there because it's convenient, question question question the technician. If your child is screaming at the top of their lungs, stop everything and check the feet. If they continue to scream at home, remove the boots check the skin and put the boots back on yourself.

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Scheck & Siress - Results of the boots being too tight.

Results of the boots being too tight.

Scheck & Siress - Blisters forming due to how tight the boots were.

Blisters forming due to how tight the boots were.

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BEWARE!!! These guys are out to get ya!! Unfortunately this…read moreplace was prescribed thru the Wheaten / Assention therapy group for a simple AFO Brace and they wanted to charge us a "ball park" $1000 for the brace plus a $70 service fee to come take a measurement (shoe size). I thought this was excessive to I called and spoke with the manager who wanted to blame the costs on our insurance... but I reminded him that if his money hungry company wasn't gouging little old handicapped women in the first place, then the insurance company wouldn't have much to do with it. He was rude and simply told me to go somewhere else. I Did!! The same AFO brace that the hospital uses is $39.95 on Amazon! How do these people sleep at night???

If you can make it past the highly passive aggressive receptionist, you will be probably be quite…read morepleased with Gil Cohen. I came here with my father, who needed his leg brace adjusted. While waiting for Mr. Cohen, I needed to use the restroom (on the other side of the waiting room door). I asked the receptionist, "Excuse me, do you have a restroom?" She very matter-of-factly replied, "My name is Lori and it's over t/here," as if I should have somehow already known her name and she was offended that I hadn't addressed her by it? On my way to the restroom, I let her know my dad had his brace with him (he uses a cane and needed someone to help him carry the brace). She tartly informed me she already knew because she already saw it. Oooookay. We finally saw Mr. Cohen, who was extremely professional and respectful, and easy to talk to. He carefully listened to my father and was able to adjust the brace (new strap, etc) exactly as my dad had hoped, and quickly! The cost was very reasonable, and he did not once pressure my father to purchase a more expensive product. When we were finished meeting with Mr. Cohen, the receptionist shouted across the hall at Mr. Cohen to "KEEP HIM IN THERE" while she completed something at her desk. My dad and I awkwardly waited a few minutes in the exam room until she was ready to accept payment. When it came time to pay, my dad wanted to run his chip card as credit, because he couldn't remember his PIN. This has not presented an issue anywhere else, but boy oh boy was it an issue for Ms. Lori! She condescendingly informed us that her only option was to run it manually, and said she hoped she wouldn't get in trouble for doing it that way because she was running it as though we weren't there in person (?!?!??). Mr. Cohen seems to be an expert in his field, and it is a shame that his clients' first and last points of contact at his office are with an individual who seems so thoroughly disgruntled.

Scheck & Siress - orthotics - Updated July 2026

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