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5 Best Orthopedics in Toronto (2026)

Independently ranked by our review of ratings, reviews and reputation · How we chose

Elara Kestrel
By Elara Kestrel, Health and Medical Expert · ✓ Data verified July 2026 · 8 min read

Review counts for orthopedics in Toronto run from 85 up to 176 among these five practices, a tight band compared to categories with a single runaway leader. TO Orthotics tops the list on volume with 176 reviews at 4.7 stars, while Hyper Regen Sports Medicine, PinPoint, and The Orthopaedic Therapy Clinic each carry a 4.9 average. The smallest review base here, 85, still holds a 4.9 rating.

Short answer: TO Orthotics ranks first with 4.7 stars across 176 reviews, the deepest track record of the five, built around custom orthotics and podiatric care. If you need an actual orthopedic surgeon rather than orthotics, Hyper Regen Sports Medicine (4.9, 138 reviews) is the only practice here with surgeons on staff, and custom orthotics elsewhere run around $495 plus a $95 assessment.
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Where Each of These Five Actually Shines

# Business Rating Reviews Best for
1 TO Orthotics 4.7 ★ 176 Custom orthotics & foot pain, most reviewed View ›
2 Hyper Regen Sports Medicine 4.9 ★ 138 Orthopedic surgery & post-op physio View ›
3 Step By Step Foot Care 4.8 ★ 137 Podiatry near St. Michael's Hospital View ›
4 PinPoint- Infinity Health Centre Orthotics Clinic 4.9 ★ 112 Custom orthotics with published pricing View ›
5 The Orthopaedic Therapy Clinic 4.9 ★ 85 Physiotherapy for musculoskeletal pain View ›
5 Best Orthopedics in Toronto (2026)

Our top five, reviewed

TO Orthotics logo
#1 Overall🕑 Open 5 days/wk

TO Orthotics

4.7176 Google reviews

TO Orthotics runs out of the TD Concourse downtown, focused squarely on custom orthotics, orthopedic footwear, compression stockings, and laser treatment for nail and wart issues. It's a podiatry practice rather than a surgical one: Dr. Bridgette Yu and the team assess your gait and build orthotics designed to fit your everyday shoes, not just a generic insert. The clinic isn't covered by OHIP, but most extended health plans reimburse the visit.

What people praise

  • Reviewers say Dr. Yu actually listens and adjusts the fit rather than handing over a stock orthotic
  • Staff help sort out insurance claims when providers complicate things
  • Same-week or next-day appointments come up more than once in the reviews
  • Front desk staff, including Isabella, get called out by name for being welcoming
Reputation scorecardrank in Toronto
Rating4.7 / 5
Review volume176 · 97th
Confidencemoderate
Recency8 weeks ago
Info completenesssite · phone · hours
Rating breakdown89% 5-star
✓ VerifiedSource: Google

Our take: The highest review count of the five by a wide margin, and the reviews read as consistent rather than a fluke. A solid first call if orthotics or general foot pain is the issue.

Website+1416-203-9889 Directions

TD Concourse, 77 King St W Level, Unit 52G, Toronto, ON M5K 1E7

Hyper Regen Sports Medicine logo
#2🕑 Open 6 days/wk

Hyper Regen Sports Medicine

4.9138 Google reviews

Hyper Regen Sports Medicine pairs actual orthopedic surgeons with physiotherapists and kinesiologists under one roof on Wellington Street West, treating everything from ACL tears to shoulder instability and hip impingement. Dr. Jas Chahal handles the surgical side, including ACL reconstruction and labrum repair, while a physiotherapy team led by staff like Kelvin handles rehab afterward. It's the only practice on this list built specifically around surgical orthopedics rather than orthotics or general foot care.

What people praise

  • Multiple reviewers describe full ACL or meniscus recoveries, crediting both the surgery and the follow-up physio
  • Dr. Chahal gets named directly and repeatedly as the surgeon patients trust
  • Physiotherapist Kelvin comes up often for going beyond a standard rehab plan
  • Same-day PRP treatment gets offered when a consult turns something up

Worth knowing

  • This is a surgical practice, so expect a formal referral and consultation process rather than a walk-in visit
Reputation scorecardrank in Toronto
Rating4.9 / 5
Review volume138 · 92th
Confidencemoderate
Recency4 weeks ago
Info completenesssite · phone · hours
Rating breakdown96% 5-star
✓ VerifiedSource: Google

Our take: If you need an actual orthopedic surgeon rather than a foot-care specialist, this is the one name on our list that fits. The surgical and rehab reviews line up too consistently to be coincidence.

Website+1416-257-3999 Directions

400 Wellington St W Unit 1/2, Toronto, ON M5V 0B5

Step By Step Foot Care logo
#3🕑 Open 5 days/wk

Step By Step Foot Care

4.8137 Google reviews

Step By Step Foot Care sits across from St. Michael's Hospital and runs as a combined foot-care, podiatry, and orthopedic shoe practice, alongside sports medicine and orthotics fittings. Reviewers describe visits for plantar fasciitis, shockwave therapy, and custom insoles, with the clinic doubling as a shoe fitter for people who need medical-grade footwear rather than off-the-shelf inserts.

What people praise

  • One reviewer credits a shockwave therapy session with fixing pain other clinics couldn't
  • Staff take time explaining the actual biomechanics behind a diagnosis, not just handing over a treatment
  • Same-day and flexible booking shows up more than once, including for urgent family requests
  • The shoe-fitting side gets specific praise, with one reviewer calling the shoes the best they'd worn in years

Worth knowing

  • At least one reviewer found their custom orthotics wore out faster than expected and felt the value didn't match the cost, worth asking about the warranty upfront
Reputation scorecardrank in Toronto
Rating4.8 / 5
Review volume137 · 87th
Confidencemoderate
Recency7 weeks ago
Info completenesssite · phone · hours
Rating breakdown92% 5-star
✓ VerifiedSource: Google

Our take: Strong, specific reviews on both the medical and shoe-fitting sides. The one durability complaint is worth a question at your fitting, not a reason to skip the clinic.

Website+1647-695-2611 Directions

Across - St. Michaels Hospital, 27 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M5C 2M6

PinPoint- Infinity Health Centre Orthotics Clinic logo
#4🕑 Open 7 days

PinPoint- Infinity Health Centre Orthotics Clinic

4.9112 Google reviews

PinPoint, part of Infinity Health Centre on Lower Simcoe Street, has focused on custom orthotics since 2011 under Dr. Karim Riskallah, with a biomechanical assessment built into every fitting. It's one of the few practices on this list that publishes its pricing openly: a $95 assessment and $495 for the finished orthotics, covered by most extended health plans, with a lifetime warranty on modifications.

What people praise

  • Reviewers repeatedly say Dr. Riskallah explains both the biomechanics and the insurance side clearly
  • The lifetime warranty on adjustments comes up as a real reason people return for a second pair
  • Weekend hours make it easier to fit an appointment around work
  • Multiple reviewers mention specific ankle or chronic foot issues resolved after switching to these orthotics
Reputation scorecardrank in Toronto
Rating4.9 / 5
Review volume112 · 82th
Confidencemoderate
Recency3 months ago
Info completenesssite · phone · hours
Rating breakdown97% 5-star
✓ VerifiedSource: Google

Our take: The clearest pricing of the five, and the reviews back up the biomechanical approach behind it. A strong pick if you want to know the cost before you walk in.

Website+1416-504-0628 Directions

39 Lower Simcoe St, Toronto, ON M5J 3A6

The Orthopaedic Therapy Clinic logo
#5🕑 Open 5 days/wk

The Orthopaedic Therapy Clinic

4.985 Google reviews

The Orthopaedic Therapy Clinic, on the concourse level of King Street West, runs as a physiotherapy, chiropractic, kinesiology, and massage therapy practice built around evidence-based treatment for musculoskeletal injuries. Physiotherapist Maureen Dwight and colleague Tiffany Shi, who takes over as clinic director this year, lead much of the hands-on care described in reviews, from scoliosis management to general back and neck pain.

What people praise

  • Reviewers say Maureen Dwight pinpoints specific issues, like curvature severity in scoliosis, that other providers missed
  • The clinic is described as clean, calm, and unrushed compared to busier practices
  • Multiple reviewers have stuck with a single physiotherapist here for years, some traveling a distance to keep seeing them
  • Acupuncture and exercise-based treatment are offered alongside standard manual therapy

Worth knowing

  • The clinic is relocating this year, so confirm the current address before you book
Reputation scorecardrank in Toronto
Rating4.9 / 5
Review volume85 · 76th
Confidencemoderate
Recency5 months ago
Info completenesssite · phone · hours
Rating breakdown95% 5-star
✓ VerifiedSource: Google

Our take: The most physiotherapy-focused option here, with reviewers describing genuine long-term relationships with specific practitioners. Just double-check the new address given the move.

Website+1416-925-4687 Directions

145 King St W Concourse Level, Toronto, ON M5H 1J8

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Health information disclaimer: This directory is informational only and not medical advice. Rankings reflect publicly available Google ratings and review volume, not clinical outcomes. Verify any practitioner’s credentials and registration with the relevant medical board before booking.

How We Scored These Five

Rating is each practice’s live Google average. Review volume shows how many patients actually left one, weighed against every other orthopedic and foot-care provider we checked in Toronto. Confidence blends both, so a high rating built on hundreds of reviews counts more than the same rating built on a handful. Recency tracks how recently people are still reviewing, a sign the experience described is still current. No business can pay to move up this list.

What Does Orthopedic or Foot Care Cost in Toronto? (2026)

Costs vary a lot depending on whether you need a surgical consult, physiotherapy sessions, or custom orthotics. OHIP does not cover most of what’s on this list; custom orthotics specifically aren’t covered, though most extended health plans reimburse some or all of the cost. PinPoint publishes its own pricing at $95 for the initial biomechanical assessment and $495 for finished custom orthotics, which gives a useful anchor for what a similar fitting elsewhere might run. Surgical consults and physiotherapy sessions are billed separately and depend on your specific injury and insurance coverage.

Serving Downtown Toronto and Beyond

This list clusters around downtown Toronto, from King Street West and Front Street to Bay Street and the neighborhoods near St. Michael’s Hospital, with several practices an easy PATH or subway ride from the financial district. Anyone searching for orthopedic or foot care near me in Toronto will find most of these clinics within a few blocks of a subway stop, so start with whichever is closest to your daily commute.

What to Ask Before You Book

  • Do I need a referral, or can I book directly?
  • Is this a surgical consult, or will I be working with a physiotherapist or podiatrist?
  • What’s covered by OHIP versus my extended health plan?
  • If I need custom orthotics, what’s the full cost including the assessment?
  • How soon can I get an appointment if the pain is urgent?
  • Will I see the same provider at every visit?

Frequently asked questions

Are these rankings paid?

No. Rankings come from public Google data. A business can pay to be a Featured Partner (badge and top placement), but that never changes another business’s score or position.

How did you choose these five?

We compared every orthopedic, podiatry, and sports-medicine practice in Toronto with a real Google track record on rating, review volume, and how recently people are still reviewing them, then read the actual reviews for detail on what each visit involves.

How often is this updated?

We last verified this list in July 2026 and refresh it as ratings and review counts change.

What’s the difference between these practices and an actual orthopedic surgeon?

Most of the results here are podiatry, orthotics, and sports-medicine physiotherapy practices. Hyper Regen Sports Medicine is the one practice on this list with orthopedic surgeons on staff.

Do I need OHIP coverage to be seen?

OHIP doesn’t cover most services listed here, including custom orthotics and many physiotherapy visits, though extended health plans often do.

The Bottom Line

TO Orthotics is the safe default for general foot pain and custom orthotics, backed by the deepest review history on this list. If you specifically need surgical orthopedic care, call Hyper Regen Sports Medicine instead; it’s the only practice here with orthopedic surgeons on staff. Either way, confirm what your extended health plan covers before you book.

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