Infinity Orthotic Centre

With over 20 years of experience in the pedorthic industry, Gaetan has helped countless people regain their mobility and live a happier, healthier life! He officially opened his own state-of-the-art orthotics lab in 2015. In 2018, Infinity Orthotic Centre grew to include a full-service pedorthic clinic. He is proud to have put together such a strong and dedicated team that provides exceptional pedorthic care to all the clients. Within the first few minutes of conversation with Gaetan, you’ll realize the passion he has for the orthotics he creates. He has always been a student of pedorthics and is constantly learning new techniques and honing the skills he has. He has mentored many students who have since earned their pedorthic certification and is constantly on the lookout for eager new students he can train.

In his spare time, Gaetan can be found spending time with his wife, daughter, and dog.

Jenn graduated from the University of Western Ontario in 2005 with an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Kinesiology. She achieved her Canadian Certified Pedorthist designation in 2007 and grew professionally to manage an established pedorthic clinic in the Waterloo region for 9 years. Jenn happily joined the Infinity Orthotic Centre team in 2018 and is excited to be working with such a diverse, dedicated and hardworking team. Jenn enjoys treating all foot, ankle and lower limb conditions. Over the last decade she has taken a special interest in helping those suffering from knee pain, specifically those dealing with early onset osteoarthritis. She feels strongly that taking the extra time to fully educate a client is the most important part of her assessment because clearly comprehending what is contributing to their condition is the foundation to building an effective treatment plan.

Jenn lives in Cambridge with her husband and 2 young daughters. She enjoys playing recreational basketball and ringette and spending quality time with family.

As a graduate of Honours Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo and having over 20 years of experience working as a Pedorthist, Casey is thrilled to have found such a dynamic and progressive environment to continue her career manufacturing custom made orthotics. Casey began work as a Certified Pedorthist in 1994 in Toronto at Sunnybrook Hospital. That experience sparked a love for learning more about the field and the intricacies involved in helping people achieve greater comfort and improved mechanics. She became certified as both a Pedorthic Technician and Certified Pedorthist. Subsequently, Casey volunteered for many years with the Pedorthic Association of Canada primarily in the area of examination and certification as well as being part of the team that began efforts to found and establish the College of Pedorthics.

Casey is interested in achieving a balance of good health, harmony and humour while raising two spunky and engaging daughters. Casey is passionate about activity and fitness and enjoys running in the rain, finding a place amongst regulars at the gym and (leaning towards) finding moments of mindfulness. You can find Casey starting the day, up with the sun and humming some broadway tunes.