Speak to our team about your options, with no obligation to begin treatment.
If you can’t find a suitable appointment, please contact us and our admin team will be happy to help.
*Please note, we are only open on selected Saturdays in each month.
Our Kingston clinic is the headquarters of LOC and the centre of our clinical services, research and in-house manufacturing. We also have a 3D-printing facility and advanced digital scanning tools, allowing us to create custom orthoses with exceptional precision and a fast turnaround. Our orthotists provide evidence-based, non-surgical treatment for children and adults with a wide range of conditions, including scoliosis, pectus deformities, plagiocephaly, and complex neurological or musculoskeletal needs.
Like all our clinics, Kingston delivers fully personalised care, with every orthosis designed to improve posture, mobility and day-to-day comfort.
1 Elm Crescent, Kingston upon Thames, London, KT2 6HL
You’ll find our Kingston clinic at 1 Elm Crescent, just a 5-minute walk from Kingston railway station and Fairfield Bus Station. We’re located close to the town centre, with easy access by car or public transport from across southwest London and Surrey.
At our Kingston clinic, we treat babies, children and adults with a wide range of conditions affecting movement, posture and skeletal development. Our team provides high-quality, bespoke orthotic care tailored to each person’s needs, including:
As well as non-surgical treatment for:
We also provide:
At your first appointment, we take the time to understand your condition, lifestyle, and goals. Your orthotist will perform a comprehensive assessment, which may include physical evaluation, gait analysis, or digital scans depending on your needs.
We’ll then explain your treatment options clearly and, if you’re ready to proceed, take measurements for your orthosis. Fittings typically follow within a few weeks, and we ensure each device offers both precision and comfort.
You can book directly with us, with or without a referral. If you already have a diagnosis or scan results, please bring them along. If you are not sure what you need, we can explain the next steps and help you find the right support. You can email us at [email protected] or call us on 020 8974 9989 to book your appointment.
We’re happy to answer any questions before you book. Whether you’re new to orthotics or looking for a second opinion, we’re here to help.
Our Kingston clinic is home to a team of nine HCPC-registered orthotists, each with specialist experience across areas such as paediatrics, spinal care, neurological conditions and complex musculoskeletal needs. Our current team includes Sam Walmsley, Anna Courtney, Joanne Drake, Saeed Hamid, Jack Choong, Connor Mumford, Erin Henderson, Professor Saeed Forghany and Catherine Hendy.
Together, our Kingston orthotists bring extensive expertise across paediatrics, spinal bracing, cranial remoulding, neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, as well as specialist insoles and custom footwear.
Several team members are also active in clinical research, teaching and mentoring, contributing to the profession through organisations such as BAPO. They work closely with families, case managers and other healthcare professionals to ensure every orthotic solution is individualised, goal-focused and designed to support long-term mobility, function and comfort.
At our Kingston clinic, you’ll be supported by a team of experienced, HCPC‑registered orthotists who work closely with our in-house manufacturing specialists. As our head office and largest site, Kingston is at the heart of our clinical services, research and innovation.
Every orthosis is designed and fitted with precision, using the latest technology and evidence-based practice to deliver personalised care that puts your needs first.
The clinic is only a short walk from Kingston’s mainline train and bus stations. It’s only 30 minutes by train from central London and easily accessible from Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
Please note, Kingston is part of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ). To learn more and see if this affects you, please visit the tfl website.
You’ll find answers to common questions about appointments, treatment options, and what to expect on our FAQs page. If there’s anything else you need, we’re always happy to help, so please feel free to get in touch.
Speak to our team about your options, with no obligation to begin treatment.
If you can’t find a suitable appointment, please contact us and our admin team will be happy to help.