PediFix is a fifth-generation family foot-care company whose story began with Henry Berkemann’s custom comfort shoe shop in Hamburg, Germany, in 1885. Today, the Case family carries that tradition from the company’s Brewster, New York headquarters, developing medical foot-care products with input from specialists and distributing them worldwide.
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Tru-Mold ShoesSince 1955, Buffalo-based Tru-Mold Shoes has made custom-molded orthopedic footwear and support braces for patients with individual foot and mobility needs. The family-run company combines CAD/CAM scanning and design with more than 25 construction and quality-check steps, followed by handcrafted assembly by skilled technicians. Tru-Mold also repairs and refurbishes custom-molded shoes made at its factory, extending the life of its work.BUFFALO, NY
DARCO InternationalSince Dr. H. Darrel Darby founded DARCO International in 1985, the Huntington, West Virginia, company has carried a podiatrist’s practical perspective into the design of medical devices for foot and ankle care. Best known for its early semi-rigid post-operative shoe, DARCO now serves clinicians and patients around the world through offices across several continents, while supporting podiatric education and community partnerships. Its quality systems include ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certifications.HUNTINGTON, WV
Foot Management, IncSince 1978, Foot Management has combined hand craftsmanship with CAD/CAM and 3D scanning to manufacture custom foot orthotics in its Pittsville laboratory. Professional lab technicians and pedorthists hand-place custom accommodations while maintaining patient casts for five years, making remakes straightforward. The company also offers prefabricated insoles and foot-care products through its retail operation.PITTSVILLE, MD
Drew Shoe CorporationFounded in 1875 along the Ohio River in Portsmouth, Drew Shoe Corporation makes therapeutic comfort footwear for people whose feet require special care, including diabetic and orthopedic shoes. The company moved to Lancaster after the 1937 flood and still operates an Ohio facility that houses its warehousing, distribution and administrative functions. Its Drew collection is recognized for handmade craftsmanship, removable insoles and an unusually broad range of sizes and widths, while Barefoot Freedom adds a fashion-focused women’s line.LANCASTER, OH