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Why do we use Splints or Casts?
- Splinting provides a long gentle stretch to the muscle or joint to increase movement at the joint
- Splinting provides appropriate positioning for function and ensures stability during activity
Types of Splints and Casts
Lower Extremity Splints
- The cost for splinting is charged to cover the cost of materials only.
Serial Casting Lower Extremities
| Ankle night splint |
$25.00-60.00 |
| Soft fiberglass |
$30.00-70.00 |
| Cast shoe |
$16.00 |
| Aquaplast/Sandsplint |
$0.45/square inch |
*Costs are subject to change
- A non-removable plaster and fiberglass cast is applied to provide a long gentle stretch to the muscle or joint, which will increase movement at the joint
- Up to 4 casts may be necessary in order to achieve the desired joint range
- This may be done in combination with Botox treatment
- Each cast is kept on for 14 days
- A commitment of 3-6 weeks is required
Upper Extremity Splints
| Each casting |
$25.00-40.00 |
| Each cast boot |
$8.25 |
*Costs are subject to change
- An occupational therapist may recommend a splint to maintain or improve functional position of the wrist and hand
- Upper extremity splints can be custom made or in some cases, purchased from suppliers
- You and your therapist will consult to make the best decision for you/your child
| Aquaplast, orfit or sandsplint |
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| Small |
$5.40-15.00 |
| Medium |
$15.00-30.00 |
| Large |
$30.00-50.00 |
| Fiberglass- Hard cast |
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| Small |
$25.00 |
| Medium |
$40.00 |
| Large |
$50.00 |
| Fiberglass- Soft cast |
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| Small |
$30.00 |
| Medium |
$50.00 |
| Large |
$70.00 |
*Costs are subject to change
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Last Updated ( Friday, 27 August 2010 )
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