Northwest Podiatric Laboratory: the company where a gifted inventor and a professor emeritus of foot biomechanics joined forces to create a vision for the industry.
The company's roots began in 1964 in a small one room shop located in Blaine, Washington . The company Founder and President, Dennis Brown and Vice President, Christopher E. Smith, D.P.M.,
believed in the idea that innovation and quality would benefit podiatric care. With only two employees in a facility that was a stones throw from the U.S./Canadian Border, the company modestly
began its' service to Podiatry.
The road to developing new products and processes had begun.
It was Northwest Podiatric who researched and developed the first advanced graphite composite configuration to be used in custom foot orthotics. Composites allow us to produce orthotics which are lighter, stronger and significantly thinner. Many competitors continue to use 30 year old plastics technologies that rely on simple thickness for strength. Laminated orthotics virtually eliminate shoe fit problems because of their decreased bulk. Thousands of podiatrists and their patients have long since discovered the difference.
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To provide outstanding products and services that reflect our earnest commitment to reliability and zero defects. This is accomplished by continuous quality improvement and new product development.
Northwest Podiatric Laboratory, Inc., is a privately held full service podiatric laboratory founded in 1964, an organization of individuals whose pride shows in their commitment to outstanding quality and service. To that end, it is our commitment to continually achieve standards of excellence that exceeds all competitors. |
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A note from the CEO: Many thanks to our customers, old and new, who have made their success our success.
Sincerely,
Dennis Brown
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A note from the Vice President:
From manufacturing to customer service, forty years of dedication to biomechanical
To our faithful and dedicated customers, I say thank you. I invite new customers to Sincerely,
Christopher E. Smith D.P.M. |
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