HIT Consultant December 20, 2021
Philipp Jung, GM of Arize and Global Head of Orthotic Solutions at HP Inc.

For the 77% of Americans who suffer from foot pain,1 seeking relief has included a litany of options: medications, exercises, insoles and even surgery to name a few. But relief is often hit-or-miss, and insoles that are customized traditionally include a very time-consuming process for patients. They often require lengthy office visits, multiple fit adjustments and even then, not always offering the right fit.

Fortunately, advancements in technology are changing the game. Software, hardware and innovations in materials have made repeatable, personalized orthotics both possible and exceedingly practical for patients and providers alike. Cloud-computing solutions combined with 3D printing capabilities have shortened the production process and provided a new level of customization.

The transformation yields impressive results. Now...

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