The procedure for providing orthopedic shoes.

Recipients are provided with complex and uncomplicated orthopedic shoes.

  Complex orthopedic shoes are made when the lower limb is shortened by 3 centimeters (cm) or more, with paralytic, varus, equinovarus, valgus, flat-valgus and hollow feet, clubfoot, elephantiasis, amputation stumps of the feet according to Chopart, Lisfranc and Pirogov.

Uncomplicated orthopedic shoes are made with a shortening of the lower limb up to 3 cm, an increase in the heads of the metatarsal bones, with longitudinal and transverse flat feet, hammer toes, calcaneus spurs and other foot pathologies.

Complex orthopedic shoes (except boots) are issued to: 1) participants and invalids of the Great Patriotic War, as well as persons equated in benefits to invalids of the Great Patriotic War, in the amount of two pairs (summer and winter); 2) disabled people of the first and second groups in the amount of one pair (summer or winter); 3) children with disabilities - two pairs (summer and winter).

Disabled people of the third group are provided with complex orthopedic shoes (summer or winter) with payment of 50 percent of the cost stipulated in the public procurement contract, or a guaranteed amount at their own expense.