In 2003, following the death of one of his colleague and mentor, Ronald Perreault, podiatrist, Frédéric and reknowned partners, took over the reins of Cryos Technologies, the existing orthotic laboratory. He conducts research and development activities about posture study and technological innovation for improving plantar orthotics, from both materials and design as well as leading-edge manufacturing.

Concerned with the development and the future of its profession, Dr Gremillet greets and trains students in podiatric medicine at the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières as part of their end-of-course internship. He frequently acts as a contributor to the biomechanical training for the chiropody program at the Michener Institute in Toronto. He also gets involved in the supervision of a professional succession in podiatric medicine as consultant to guide young podiatrists with their career path, ex.: opening of new clinics. Moreover, Dr Gremillet has been a guest speaker in 2005 (Vancouver) and 2006 (Chicago) for international biomechanical meetings and prescription of plantar orthotics (PFOLA).

Daily active and fond of sports, Dr Gremillet encourages the motto "a healthy mind in a healthy body". He is also involved with young people in his community as a head coach of a hockey team in Candiac.

His course has been enriched by a four-month training at the reknowned New York College of Podiatric Medicine. Throughout its académic studies, Dr. Brien earned the university scholarship for clinical excellence in podiatry.

Dr. Brien has completed « Level 1 and 2 – lower limbs – neuro-proprioceptive taping » and annually attends continuous training in order to keep its knowledge up to date.

Dr Brien has also been practicing running and soccer for several years, thus feet play an important role in achieving its passions. Podiatry allows him to combine its passion for physical activity and aid relationship. Foot health is essential at all ages. Whether it is to allow children to play in a painless way, to enable athletes to perform or help elderly to remain autonomous and move properly, feet are the basis of our daily activities. His work promotes healthy ways of living while optimizing the foot function through various means and by using a personalized approach.

Dr. Moreau, graduated in 2015 from the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières in the podiatric medicine program.

She completed an internship at the New York College of podiatric medicine as well as an internship in wound care at the Centre Hospitalier de Lanaudière. In addition, she has received training in neuro-proprioceptive taping as well as dynamic taping.

Native of the South Shore (Candiac), Dr. Moreau is happy to return to her home town. She is passionate about road cycling, running and downhill skiing.

During her studies, she had the opportunity to do a 4 month internship at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine were she was able to broaden her knowledge and perfect certain aspects of her profession. Since graduating, Dr Laurence Couturier Bibeau, podiatrist, has pursued continuous training in order to stay up to date with the continuous evolution of her field hence ensuring the best treatments for her patients. Her favorite field of expertise is the nail and soft tissue surgeries of the foot. In order to establish an optimal treatment plan and to achieve objectives, Dr C. Bibeau, podiatrist, likes to build trust with her patients, therefore working together towards the betterment of the latter.

In addition to her passion for her profession, Dre C.Bibeau, podiatrist, is a sport enthusiast; practicing golf, road bike and alpine skiing.