The London Orthotic Consultancy

10/08/2026

Come and take a quick tour around our Cambridge orthotics clinic 👋

Led by Senior Orthotist Connor Mumford and Orthotist Erin Henderson, our Cambridge team provides personalised orthotic treatment for children and adults with a wide range of neurological and musculoskeletal conditions.

We also have an on-site gait analysis lab, alongside advanced 3D scanning and modelling technology, helping us assess movement and create entirely bespoke orthotic solutions for every patient.

📍 Not far from Cambridge city centre.

If you’d like to find out whether we could help you or your child, get in touch.

04/08/2026

Does bracing actually work? 🤔

It's one of the questions we get asked most often.

The short answer? Yes, when it's backed by research, evidence and the right clinical expertise.

Since launching our LOC Scoliosis Brace in 2022, we've been collecting clinical outcome data with our research partners at St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to help us continually refine our brace design and improve outcomes for our patients.

So far, we've seen an average 78% in-brace correction when the brace is worn as prescribed, and we've been proud to share our research at international conferences including SRS, SOSORT and Spine Week.

Find out more about the research behind our brace and why evidence-based care matters. 💙

28/07/2026

Last week, ITV News visited our Kingston clinic to film a feature on exoskeletons, robotics and powered orthotic technology, including the Agilik™ smart orthosis.

A huge thank you to Charlie and Nina Sparks PLY for helping showcase the Agilik in action!

The Agilik is designed to provide intelligent, real-time support throughout the gait cycle, the Agilik can help improve knee control, encourage a more natural walking pattern and support long-term mobility.

Stay tuned for the finished feature... watch this space 👀

16/07/2026

What is ? 🤔

And what are the psychological side effects of having chest wall deformities like carinatum and ?

Senior orthotist Connor Mumford, who runs our Cambridge clinic, talks through some common questions he's asked by people considering bracing treatment.

30/06/2026

We asked our scoliosis patients to show us what they could do in their brace... and we definitely weren't expecting this… 🤯

A huge thank you to Francesca, one of our international patients based in the US, for sending us this incredible video while undergoing scoliosis bracing treatment.

We've designed our scoliosis brace to be as slim-fitting and discreet as possible, so it can fit around your life, not stop you from living it.

Whether it's sport, hobbies, creative pursuits or everyday activities, our goal is to help you keep doing the things you love.

10/06/2026

Yes, women get chest wall deformity, too ✔️

Female pectus carinatum and female pectus excavatum are often overlooked, but pectus deformities affect women too.

In this short video, Senior Orthotist Connor Mumford, who heads up our Cambridge clinic, and Orthotist Erin Henderson discuss:

- Female pectus treatment
- Pectus bracing for women
- Male vs female pectus patients
- What pectus braces actually look like
- Whether treatment differs for women

If you've searched "female pectus carinatum" or "female pectus excavatum," this one's for you.

04/06/2026

02/06/2026

Walking with bionic legs🦿

At just 7 years old, Asger, who has is trialling the Agilik smart orthosis to see whether it can improve his walking, stability and comfort, combined with his bespoke AFOs.

Before the trial, school runs often meant wheelchair use, frequent stops and tiring quickly. But after just 2 weeks, Asger’s family noticed significant changes, including improved walking patterns, more confidence and the school run time being cut in half.

In this video, Asger’s family share their experience of the Agilik trial and the impact it is having on his everyday life.

01/06/2026

Another great result for one of our adolescent scoliosis patients.

15/04/2026

This man is walking for the first time in 27 years🦿

We met Martin, from Port Talbot, Wales, at Neuro Con 2026 and watched him walk 18 metres in under a minute.

After decades living with antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), where even standing caused severe pain, he was able to move again for the first time, pain-free.

We’re increasingly seeing the powerful potential of smart-powered orthoses like the Agilik and what they can do for our patients.

For some people, it’s not just support, it’s life-changing.