Chaussor
Custom orthopedic shoes and insoles for people with foot and walking conditions in Rouen
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Chaussor
Chaussor makes custom orthopedic shoes, therapeutic footwear and orthopedic insoles. Products are designed and adjusted for each patient's feet and walking needs, with fabrication in its Rouen workshop.
The company serves patients seeking treatment for foot pain or mobility conditions. It provides podiatric-orthotic assessments, fitting and follow-up, and assists with reimbursement through French social security and health insurers.
The business traces its workshop history to 1936 and is based in Rouen, France. The registry identifies the legal entity as founded in 1990.
Product: Custom orthopedic shoes, therapeutic footwear and orthopedic insoles, with assessment, fitting and follow-up services.
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