Located adjacent to the Langley Memorial Hospital in the TLC Building, we design and fabricate the majority of our devices on-site. Our clinic is fully equipped to meet your needs, including assessments, fittings, repairs and more.
101-5171 221A Street
Langley BC V2Y 0A2
604-539-2000
604-539-2009
Mon - Thurs: 8:30 - 4:30
Friday: 9:00 - 1:00
Sat - Sun: Closed
To work alongside patients and healthcare professionals to increase functionality and quality of life of individuals living with injury or disability.
Fit Ortho Studio exists to utilize its specialized education and unique skill set to assist in enhancing the abilities of patients. We pride ourselves on our attention to detail and dedication to give the best patient-centered care possible.
Travis was first introduced to the field of orthotics while on a high school practicum. His educational journey began with an undergraduate degree at Trinity Western University and was followed by the BCIT Prosthetics and Orthotics program and then a two year clinical residency in orthotics. Travis' passions of health sciences, woodworking and renovations, and business management blend perfectly to help provide quality orthotic care. Travis has a strong desire to promote the profession of orthotics by inviting potential students into the studio or assisting with provincial association duties.
Trinity Western University, BSc (2005) | BCIT P&O (2008) | CBCPO Certification (2010) | POABC Board of Directors - Treasurer (2013)
A Certified Orthotist is a health care professional that is uniquely trained to provide comprehensive patient care for individuals in need of orthotic treatment. Certified Orthotists evaluate and design solutions for patients requiring an orthosis due to muscle/bone impairment, disease or deformity. The primary goal of the Orthotist is to restore mobility and to prevent or limit disability. Prescribed orthoses can provide support to those with a wide range of neuromuscular disabilities and limit the effects of challenges resulting from birth complications such as cerebral palsy and spina bifida. Examples of orthoses include knee braces, ankle foot orthoses, upper extremity braces and spinal and neck braces. Certified Orthotists look much deeper than the single injury or chronic ailment. They consider the underlying medical cause and resulting effects of the problem, as well as the overall health and lifestyle of the patient to help define the requirements of the orthotic treatment. (About Certified Orthotists. OPC Website. 2017)
