Option One
Ready to wear
Prefabricated bracing, fitted and adjusted to you in clinic. Faster, generally less expensive, and right for most short-term and post-operative needs.
Shop ready-to-wear spinal bracing
Head, Neck and Spine
We have a range of orthoses available for Head, Neck and Spine support. Our orthotists and technicians will collaborate to build you the best orthosis to suit your individual needs.
What to expect
There are many demands we place on our our spine and our neck. MoveMe is dedicated to helping you with all spinal conditions and neck pain. Our orthotists will assess how much movement and stability you need based on your diagnosis, and talk through several orthotic solutions to increase your freedom while reducing pain in these regions.
Questions
What Conditions do Head, Neck and Spine Orthoses treat?
Please visit our Conditions page to learn more about the conditions treated by Head, Neck, and Spine Orthoses.
- Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
- Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Herniated Disc
- Down’s Syndrome
- Delayed Development
- Asymmetrical Skull
- Cerebral Palsy
- Back Pain
What are the ready to wear Head, Neck and Spine Orthoses available?
Incorporating brands like GII, Becker, Innovation Sports, Donjoy, Össur and Royce Medical, MoveMe’s extensive orthotics range offers some of the most effective orthopaedic solutions available today.
MoveMe has bracing solutions for all areas of the body including, spinal, upper limb & hand bracing, Head, Neck, and Spine, and Hip, knee and ankle bracing.
What are the custom made Head, Neck and Spine Orthoses available?
MoveMe not only provides an extensive range of Ready to Wear (prefab) orthopaedic braces for Head, Neck and Spine but also manufactures a wide range of custom orthopaedic braces (orthoses). Your MoveMe Orthotists and Technicians will combine their skills to build you a custom bracing solution to meet your Head, Neck, and Spine orthotic needs.
Conditions this treats
All conditions-
Herniated Disc
When soft cushioning between spinal bones slips out of place and presses on nerves.
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Back Pain
Pain in the lower or upper back from strain, disc issues, posture or degenerative change.
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Cerebral Palsy
A physical disability affecting movement and posture, due to damage to the developing brain.
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Cranial Plagiocephaly
A flattened area on the back or side of an infant’s head from pressure on soft skull bones.
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Delayed Development
A child who has not gained the developmental skills expected compared to others their age.
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Down’s Syndrome
A genetic condition usually associated with physical growth delays and low muscle tone.
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Stroke (CVA)
Damage to the brain from interrupted blood flow, often affecting movement on one side.
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Rheumatoid Arthritis
An autoimmune disease that causes joint inflammation, pain and progressive stiffness.
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Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic neurological illness involving the central nervous system. The immune system attacks myelin, the protective layer around nerve fibres, and this causes inflammation, scar tissue, or lesions.