Since 1986, Cranial Technologies has created well rounded futures for the lives of more than 400,000 babies through DOC Band treatment.
Babies treated for plagiocephaly and well-rounded futures shaped.
Years of dedicated plagiocephaly treatment backed by clinical research and results.
Hours of specialized training in plagiocephaly is acquired from each of our licensed medical professionals.
Our clinics exclusively focus on pediatric cranial care, offering unparalleled expertise. With minimal wait times, treatment can begin earlier, resulting in optimal outcomes.
250+ highly trained and licensed PT’s, OT’s, RN’s, and Orthotists specializing in cranial care. Each of our clinicians receive 300+ hours of specialized training.
We offer over 100+ family-friendly clinic locations nationwide so your families can find treatment close to home.
In 1998, Dynamic Orthotic Cranioplasty™, known as the DOC Band, became the first cranial helmet cleared by the FDA for plagiocephaly treatment. And a few years later for plagiocephaly treatment associated with post-surgical correction.
As the leader in plagiocephaly treatment, your patients will experience a treatment process based on extensive research and documented results.
Every case of plagiocephaly is unique and treatment is personalized to promote faster timelines and optimal results.
The DOC Band is 44% more open on top than other similar cranial orthotics and on average weighs just 6oz.
DSi (Digital Surface Imaging) uses 10 high-resolution cameras to capture a 360-degree image of the child's head shape and Cranial Technologies is the only company that offers detail of this accuracy.
With DSi, we provide caregivers with clear ansewrs to make the most informed choices.
DSi looks at both the cranial vault and skull base for any deformities — even those invisible to the naked eye.
The DSi analysis report is an invaluable tool that helps us determine if your patient is a candidate for treatment with the DOC Band®. The detailed report includes 3D renderings of your patient's head shape along with measures of both the head symmetry and proportionality.
The DSi report is sent to both the family and their pediatric practitioner to ensure agreement if treatment is recommended.
When our clinicians determine the desired results have been achieved, another 3D image is taken to show the before and after improvement.
Our highly-trained clinical representatives are the best resource for all of your questions regarding research and educational materials. We also have many materials that can provide your patients with additional information while they decide whether to pursue treatment with the DOC Band®.